Skywalk
Fragrance notes
Cardamom and black pepper hit first, sharp and brisk. Bergamot adds a quick citrus lift before the ginger pokes through with a clean, dry heat. The opening feels upright and composed, more about posture than comfort. Jasmine enters with a soft, slightly soapy floral touch. Geranium keeps it green and tidy, steering the heart away from anything lush or sweet.
Oud sits deep in the base, resinous and dark, supported by vetiver and oakmoss that pull the scent toward the ground. Cedar and amyris smooth the edges, while elemi and gaharu buaya add a faint resinous gleam that never becomes bright. The drydown is earthy and mossy, warm spicy rather than hot, aromatic without leaning herbal. It feels grounded and a bit reserved, more suited to someone who likes woods that stay close to the skin than to anyone chasing a loud statement. The white floral accord lingers as a pale trace rather than a bloom. Skywalk by Alendor Perfumes, composed by Nathalie Feisthauer, keeps its woods dry and its spices disciplined, letting the base do the heavy lifting while the top notes step aside.
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