Cococaine by OLAKALA Marc Gebauer &
Fragrance notes
Character
Cococaine by OLAKALA Marc Gebauer & opens with a bright, tart burst of grapefruit and bergamot. The pink pepper adds a sharp, lively sting that wakes up the skin immediately. Cardamom brings a warm, spicy breath to the citrus, keeping the entrance from feeling too thin or sharp. The coconut joins early, mixing with the fruit to create a creamy, sunlit surface that feels smooth rather than heavy.
Tuberose and jasmine push forward with a loud, creamy white floral character. The rose stays quiet in the background, offering a soft petal texture to the lactonic coconut milk. Tonka bean and benzoin add a sweet, vanilla-like warmth that settles close to the skin. Sandalwood and musk give the floral heart a polished, powdery wood finish that feels smooth against the air.
The amber in the base carries a golden, resinous weight that suits a warm afternoon in the sun. The scent feels like a half-empty glass of coconut cream sitting on a white table while the light hits the surface and the air stays warm enough to make the sweetness feel natural.
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