Ghali

Tuberose leads the opening with a loud, creamy presence that immediately sets a white floral tone. Ylang-ylang and jasmine support it with a soft yellow floral lift, adding a slight indolic warmth that keeps the start from feeling flat. The combination feels rich rather than fresh, leaning into the sweet accord without becoming sugary. Green touches sit in the background, giving the flowers a small amount of lift that prevents the opening from sitting too heavy on the skin.

Orange blossom and coconut take over in the heart, where the coconut adds a smooth, round texture to the white flowers. The orange blossom brings a gentle brightness that cuts through the cream, while the white floral accord stays steady and prominent. The sweetness remains present here, supported by a growing amber warmth that begins to show itself before the base fully arrives. The animalic accord also starts to appear, giving the heart a slightly raw edge beneath the smooth surface.

Cedar provides a dry, woody backbone in the base, grounding the florals so they do not float without direction. Amber and musk wrap the woods in a warm, slightly dirty softness that carries the animalic accord through to the end. The coconut lingers alongside the amber, keeping the later stages creamy even as the cedar dries the edges. The green accord fades but never vanishes completely. White floral and tuberose remain the clearest impressions from start to finish.

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