Fiore Narcotico
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and petitgrain paraguay open the air with a clean, sunlit citrus that feels pressed straight from the rind. Lavender sits beside them, soft and aromatic, steering the brightness away from sharpness and into something calm. The entrance is clear and welcoming, a gentle pull that draws attention without force.
Tuberose soon takes the center, heavy and creamy, followed closely by jasmine sambac and ylang-ylang. The white floral heart is rich and slightly animalic, moving through the space with a confident, almost physical weight. It is not a shy bouquet, and the yellow floral edge keeps it from floating too far into dreaminess.
Cabreuva and black amber ground the flowers with a warm, woody depth. Musk smooths the edges so the transition feels natural rather than staged. The amber adds a dark shimmer that keeps the white petals from reading as pure innocence, giving the blend a mature, slightly daring character.
This scent suits someone who enjoys bold florals and does not mind standing out in a crowd. It feels at home in a bright room filled with morning light, where sunbeams catch the dust on a wooden table and the air carries the heavy, living scent of fresh tuberose stems resting in a glass vase.
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