Burner Perfume No 5: Incense Indica
Fragrance notes
Character
Cannabis leads the opening alongside opoponax and choya loban. The resin is thick and dark, and the cannabis note carries a green, slightly bitter edge that keeps the start from feeling polished. Choya loban adds a smoky, churchy resin that sits close to the skin and sets the tone for the rest of the wear.
Jasmine sambac and honey arrive in the heart, with myrrh supporting them. The jasmine is indolic and heavy rather than fresh, and the honey amplifies that weight instead of brightening it. Myrrh reinforces the resinous character already present, so the middle does not shift the direction but deepens it.
Amber, atlas cedar, choya loban, and exotic woods form the base. The amber is warm and sweet, the cedar is dry and upright, and the woods feel blunt and unrefined. Choya loban repeats here, tying the drydown back to the opening so the fragrance moves in a circle rather than a line.
The accord list reads amber, white floral, honey, sweet, cannabis, aromatic, floral, and woody, and the perfume delivers every one of those without smoothing the edges. Wear it in cool weather, and choose it if you want resin and flower together without the clean finish of a mainstream release.
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