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Fragrance notes
Character
Parma violet opens the scent with a sugary, candied edge that feels almost edible. Matcha and star anise quickly pull it back from pure confection, layering a cool, herbal bitterness beneath the purple sweetness. A damp, forest-floor mushroom note adds an unexpected savory depth, making the entrance far more complex than a standard floral. Oolong tea and rose petals unfold in the heart, but the rose is dry and pressed, lacking the juicy brightness of a daytime garden. The tea notes throughout the composition carry a persistent weight that anchors the blend, allowing the scent to remain present through an evening out without ever becoming loud or intrusive.
This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys the intersection of gourmand and earthy. The powdery iris and creamy sandalwood in the base provide a smooth, polished foundation, while the tonka bean and myrrh introduce a resinous warmth. It suits a wearer who prefers a scent that feels intimate and personal rather than a broadcast. Those who dislike vegetal nuances or find violet too reminiscent of old-fashioned cosmetics should likely avoid this blend. It is sophisticated and leans into a moody, introspective character.
The aroma feels appropriate for a dimly lit lounge where polished wood tables reflect the glow of a single candle. It wraps around the wearer like a soft, dark velvet scarf.
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