Season Of The Witch
Fragrance notes
Character
The pomegranate arrives bright and tart, a sharp red opening that cuts through the air. Mistletoe adds a green, slightly bitter edge that keeps the fruit from leaning sweet. Black pepper enters soon after, dry and biting, giving the top a sudden heat. Periwinkle sits quietly in the middle, a cool floral note that softens the pepper without making the blend soft.
Patchouli anchors the base with its familiar earthy weight, dark and slightly musty. Prickly pear brings a juicy, sour twist that feels unexpected against the wood. Blackthorn rounds the bottom with a deep, slightly astringent bite. The mix of woody, fresh spicy, and sour accords creates a scent that feels both grounded and restless. It suits someone who likes a fragrance that shifts between fruit and earth without settling into a single mood.
The air is cold enough to see your breath under a streetlamp, and the pavement glistens with a recent rain. A heavy coat collar is turned up against the wind, and the only light comes from a flickering porch bulb. The garden wall is overgrown with vines that look black in the shadows.
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