Royal Cinnamon
Fragrance notes
Royal Cinnamon opens with a bright citrus blend of lime, lemon, and bergamot that feels sharp and immediate. Cloves and Bulgarian rose sit alongside the fruit, adding a floral and slightly pungent edge, while musk in the top layer gives the opening a soft, skin-like texture. The heart shifts toward cinnamon and anise, which bring a warm, spicy character that dominates the middle phase. Lily-of-the-valley and galbanum introduce a green, slightly bitter freshness that cuts through the heavier spices, and rose oil deepens the floral aspect already present in the opening. The composition moves steadily from a crisp, citrus-driven start into a denser, spiced center where the green notes prevent the cinnamon from becoming too heavy.
The base is built around oud, vanilla, tonka bean, and amber, creating a rich, sweet, and woody foundation. Leather and ambergris add an animalic, slightly rough quality that grounds the sweetness, while natural musk reinforces the intimate, skin-close feel established earlier. The vanilla and tonka bean provide a smooth, dessert-like warmth, but the leather and oud keep the overall impression dry and resinous rather than purely sugary. The aromatic and green accords continue to weave through the deeper layers, maintaining a link to the brighter opening. The fragrance feels complex and layered, with each stage clearly defined yet connected by the steady presence of spice and resin throughout the structure
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