Dracula
Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon and mandarin orange arrive bright and sharp, cutting through the air with a clean, sunlit edge. The citrus feels natural rather than candied, giving the opening a brisk energy that suits a morning start.
Rosemary enters soon after, its pine-like herbal streak weaving through the fading fruit. The green and floral accords sit quietly in the background, adding a soft, leafy texture that keeps the heart from feeling one-dimensional.
Cedar grounds the composition with a dry, pencil-shaving woodiness that lingers gently on the skin. The scent stays near the body, accompanying you without ever extending far into the space around you. Its presence remains steady for a reasonable span before the wood begins to soften.
Composed by Sophie Truitard and launched in 2021, this is a straightforward blend that wears lightly and honestly. The simplicity is also its limit, as the narrow note list offers little development once the cedar settles in.
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