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Fragrance notes
Cannabis leads the opening with a raw, green edge that feels closer to crushed stems than a sweetened shop scent. Cypriol and patchouli deepen that impression quickly, adding a damp earthiness that grounds the entire composition. Tobacco brings a dry, leafy warmth through the middle, while cedar offers a clean wood facet that keeps the heavier elements from collapsing into each other. Amber and musk sit low in the mix, providing a soft glow rather than a loud sweetness. Oud and sandalwood round out the base with a resinous, creamy weight that feels steady and composed.
This is not a bright or airy release. It carries a dark, herbal personality that suits cooler weather and evening settings. People who enjoy patchouli and woody blends will find a lot to appreciate here. Those who prefer citrus, florals, or clean laundry styles should look elsewhere, as this stays firmly in the soil and bark family. The materials smell more natural than synthetic, giving it a niche feel despite the approachable presentation. It smells like opening an old wooden drawer and finding a crumpled botany press tucked between the boards.
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