Sebastian
Fragrance notes
Character
Sebastian presents a dense mix of tuberose and immortelle that feels heavy and resinous rather than fresh. The vanilla here is dark and sticky, leaning into the herbal side of the flower instead of brightening it. Sandalwood adds a creamy weight that pulls the entire composition toward a warm, almost medicinal core. This is not a light white floral that floats away on a breeze.
The texture of the scent is powdery and slightly animalic, giving it a vintage fur-coat atmosphere that feels intentional. Tobacco lingers in the background of the accord list, adding a dry, dusty quality that keeps the sweetness from becoming a simple sugar rush. It smells like a studio filled with expensive fabrics and old magazines.
As the hours pass, the sandalwood and vanilla take over completely, creating a skin-scent that is rich and slightly oily. The tuberose loses its sharp green edges and melts into the immortelle, resulting in a golden, hay-like warmth. It becomes a fragrance that feels lived-in and personal, wrapping the wearer in a cloud of spicy comfort.
There is a distinct contrast between the initial floral hit and this lingering, woody finish. It suits someone who enjoys smelling like a forgotten luxury hotel lobby. The final impression is of warm resin dripping slowly down the side of a carved sandalwood statue.
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