Genesis
Fragrance notes
Character
Genesis opens with saffron threaded through cassis. The spice feels dry and metallic, while the berry adds a thin, sweet gloss that keeps the start from feeling flat. Rose enters soon after, softened by javanol, which carries the floral tone into a smooth, pale wood. The heart stays powdery and warm, with the rose never turning heavy or soapy.
Sandalwood and cashmere wood form a rounded base that feels creamy rather than sharp. Tobacco sits underneath, giving a dry, leafy texture that pulls the composition toward something earthier. The woods linger and support the spice without crowding it, while the metallic edge from the opening continues to hover in the background.
The scent stays near the body and does not push outward across a space. Its presence remains steady for an extended period once the initial spray settles, carried by the sandalwood and tobacco. The cassis fades early, leaving the saffron and woods to hold the shape through the later hours.
The overall mood suits a cold night and dim indoor light, when warm materials feel appropriate against the air. It is composed by Kamila Lelakova and fits a wearer who likes spice and wood together. The powdery rose may feel dated to those who prefer cleaner, modern florals.
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