Fleur Tabac
Fragrance notes
Character
Jasmine opens the scent with a bright, slightly indolic white floral presence. Indian oud enters soon after, resinous and dense, pushing the flower into a darker space. Cacao adds a bitter, almost powdery chocolate layer that sits between the petals and the wood.
Tobacco brings a dry, leafy warmth that feels closer to a pouch of rolling tobacco than to smoke. Sandalwood smooths the edges with a creamy texture, while amber contributes a golden, resinous weight. The blend leans sweet without becoming a gourmand, because the oud and tobacco keep the florals grounded.
It suits cooler days when you want a floral that does not read as delicate, and it fits someone who enjoys oud but prefers it paired with something soft. The cacao and amber make it feel rich rather than sharp, though the jasmine may feel too heady for those who usually avoid white flowers. The sandalwood and tobacco continue to wrap around the cacao, leaving a woody, spicy impression that keeps shifting between the flower and the resin, and the balance stays on the side of the warm materials even as the jasmine tries to pull it back toward something lighter, which means the overall impression remains heavy in the air around you
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