King Tut
Fragrance notes
Character
King Tut suits the person who steps out when the streetlights are on and the air feels heavier. It is a fragrance for evenings that move slowly, where the pace is deliberate and the atmosphere is warm. The person who wears this prefers a scent that feels present and composed rather than breezy or casual.
Lemon, bergamot, and neroli open the composition with a bright citrus lift that feels polished rather than sharp. The opening is clean and immediately sets a refined tone. Heliotrope, patchouli, rose, geranium, and jasmine follow in the heart, adding a powdery floral layer that softens the initial brightness. The floral side is noticeable but never overwhelming.
Vanilla, cognac, sandalwood, tobacco, and ambergris form the base, creating a woody, sweet, and balsamic foundation. The vanilla and tobacco give it a warm spicy character, while the sandalwood and ambergris add depth. The result is a scent that feels full and rounded, with the accords of amber and aromatic herbs supporting the richer notes.
The powdery aspect sits comfortably alongside the citrus and the tobacco, making the transition through the layers feel smooth. King Tut stays true to its woody and vanilla accords, letting the tobacco and sweet elements carry the final impression.
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