Amaryllis Bianco
Fragrance notes
Character
Lavender opens the composition with a cool, herbal clarity that feels more medicinal than sweet. Rhubarb cuts through that calm with a sharp, green tartness that keeps the opening from settling into something soft. Incense enters soon after, wrapping the florals in a dry, resinous smoke that leans heavily into the amber accord. The amaryllis and jasmine sambac provide a white floral lift, but they stay in the background, overshadowed by the weight of the balsams. Tolu balsam and benzoin create a thick, golden resin that coats the skin, while tonka bean and vanilla add a rounded, powdery sweetness. The coriander and artemisia give the entire blend a slightly bitter, aromatic edge that prevents the base from becoming a simple gourmand.
The scent creates a distinct presence in a room without overwhelming the space, and the resinous trail lingers on fabric for an extended period. It feels sophisticated and slightly old-world, suited to someone who enjoys resinous woods and herbal spices over bright, modern citrus. The powdery vanilla dry down makes it a warm companion for autumn evenings or formal winter occasions. It is a choice for the wearer who wants a floral fragrance that prioritizes balsamic depth and aromatic herbs over fresh petals.
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