Myrrhé Frankincense
Fragrance notes
Character
Myrrhé Frankincense opens with a sharp lift of lime blossom that quickly gives way to the resinous weight of myrrh and star anise. The oud here is present but restrained, supporting the spices rather than dominating them. Tzivia Segall composed a blend that stays near the skin while the resins themselves carry forward for an extended period. The heart introduces frankincense and red myrrh alongside nutmeg, cloves, and a tincture of rose that adds a soft, powdery layer to the spice. Cinnamon and champaca round out the middle, creating a warm, balsamic texture that feels dense without becoming heavy.
This fragrance is for the person who wants to smell like a candlelit room long after the flames are out. The argument is that resin perfumes often sacrifice wearability for drama, but the tonka bean, benzoin, and tolu balsam in the base keep the profile smooth and approachable. Patchouli and angelica ground the amber accord so it never turns cloying. It suits someone who prefers a scent that feels like a second skin, a quiet companion during a walk through damp autumn leaves or a night spent in a wool coat.
The anis accord threads through the entire experience, linking the bright top to the deep base. It is a study in how spices and resins can coexist without one overtaking the other, leaving a trail that invites people to lean in closer to understand the full mixture of styrax and clove.
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