Multimillion
Fragrance notes
Character
Multimillion opens with a bright citrus spark that cuts through the softness of rose. The rose here is not shy. It carries a deep, red tone that feels heavy rather than fresh. Osmanthus adds a touch of apricot-like fruitiness to the heart. This creates a bridge between the sharp opening and the heavy base. Amber sits in the center, providing a golden, resinous warmth that binds the flowers to the woods.
The base is a dense collection of oud and ambergris. The oud is prominent and leans into the animalic side of the accord list. It smells of damp wood and earth. Ambergris and musk wrap around this sharpness, giving the blend a salty, skin-like texture. It feels like a scent designed for a formal evening event. The overall impression is rich and opulent, matching the name without needing to state it directly.
This is a fragrance for those who enjoy the traditional depth of Middle Eastern perfumery. It suits a person who wants their scent to feel like a heavy velvet garment. The mix of floral and woody elements creates a specific picture. Imagine walking through a grand hall where the floor is polished with dark resin and fresh petals are scattered across the stone.
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