Centuries Sandalwood
Fragrance notes
Character
Australian sandalwood opens the composition with a dry, creamy wood that feels grounded and close to the earth. The use of the Australian variety gives it a lighter, less oily character than the heavier Indian versions found in many niche releases.
Stems greens add a snapped-branch freshness that cuts through the creaminess. This is not a lush leaf green but a sharper, plantlike edge that keeps the wood from feeling too settled or overly smooth.
Cypriol brings a damp, earthy depth that anchors the heart. Musk softens the sharper edges without turning the blend sweet, while smoke coils through the base to give the wood a faintly charred, resinous weight.
The overall impression is woody, powdery, and warm spicy, with a musky finish that lingers on the skin. Green and earthy tones run through every layer, leaving a final impression of smoke.
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