Eat Me Up
Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper snaps first, a bright crackle that wakes up the almond sitting beside it. The almond is soft and creamy, not bitter, and together they create an opening that feels playful rather than heavy. This is a scent that greets you with a smile rather than a formal handshake.
Tobacco and rose take over in the heart, but the tobacco stays gentle and the rose keeps its petals close. The combination feels like a walk through a city market when the air is warm and the crowd is relaxed. You are moving through a day that has no fixed schedule, surrounded by people who are also taking their time.
Vanilla, tonka bean, and amber carry the base, supported by sandalwood and a clean musk. The result is powdery and sweet without becoming loud. It wears like a favorite knit shirt that you reach for when the weather is pleasant and you want to feel at ease.
Composed by Dominique Preyssas, this unisex release leans so far into its sugar and powder that it can feel flat for anyone who wants a dry or woody profile. The almond and vanilla dominate every step, leaving little room for contrast.
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