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Fragrance notes
Character
Cherry and cardamom hit first, bright and peppery, with lime and ginger adding a crisp edge before the spice settles. Basil and bergamot keep the opening from leaning too heavy, letting the fruit stay tart rather than syrupy. Violet and jasmine soften the heart, while cloves and cedar bring a dry, polished woodiness that keeps the florals from floating away.
Amber and vanilla wrap the center in a warm, powdery blanket, supported by tonka bean and sandalwood. Cypriol and vetiver add an earthy depth that grounds the sweetness, and patchouli gives it a slightly dark, rooty finish. Musk smooths the edges so the transition feels seamless rather than staged, moving from a lively, spiced fruit into a cozy, resinous wood.
Picture a cold evening walk with gloved hands in coat pockets, streetlights reflecting off damp pavement while a warm scarf holds the scent close. Someone who enjoys spice and cherry but wants the comfort of amber and vanilla will reach for this when the air turns sharp. It fits a dinner out in the cold, a holiday gathering, or any moment that calls for something warm and polished.
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