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Fragrance notes
Character
Tangerine opens with a bright, juicy sparkle that feels like walking past a fruit stall just as the sun disappears. Black pepper adds a sharp bite that keeps the citrus from leaning too sweet. Incense drifts in with a dry, resinous smoke that makes the air feel heavier. Cedar grounds the blend with a clean, dry wood that never turns dusty. White amber wraps the sharper edges in a soft, powdery warmth. The materials sit close to the skin in a way that feels intentional rather than weak.
Ramón Béjar composed this for Cuarzo The Circle in 2014. It suits someone who enjoys spice and smoke more than straightforward florals. It is not for anyone looking for a light, beachy daytime spray. The balsamic touch gives it a slight medicinal edge that some will find fascinating and others will find off-putting. The tangerine is realistic rather than candied, which keeps the opening feeling natural.
Picture a quiet street after a rainstorm, where the pavement still holds the day's warmth and a curl of woodsmoke rises from a distant chimney into the cool air.
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