Naked
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and orange brighten the opening, with pear adding a juicy softness that keeps the citrus from feeling sharp. The fruit is immediate and clear, then the white florals move in with weight. Tuberose leads the heart, creamy and full, while rose adds a gentle petal roundness that stops the flowers from becoming too dense.
Sandalwood and guaiac wood give the drydown a smooth, resinous foundation. Oud brings a dark, resinous edge that deepens the wood, and patchouli adds an earthy note that grounds the florals. The blend feels warm and polished, with a sweet accord that lingers in the background without turning sugary.
Picture a dim room with heavy curtains and a low table lit by a single candle. The air feels close and quiet, and this scent fits that space. It is too rich and heavy for bright mornings or open air, and it suits someone who enjoys bold woods and creamy flowers together in a calm, indoor setting.
The spice accord is present but vague, and the listed spices never arrive with a clear shape or a named identity. The composition feels a little anonymous in that corner, as if the heat was added without choosing its source. That soft blur is the only thing that keeps it from feeling completely defined.
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