Brutal

Bergamot and kumquat give Brutal a bright citrus surface that feels immediate and slightly tart. The amber in the mix adds a warm, resinous weight that pulls the fruit away from anything light or summery. Iris brings a soft, powdery texture that sits between the citrus and the heavier notes without smoothing them out completely. There is a violet accord here that leans more earthy than sweet, giving the fragrance a grounded, slightly dusty character. Fresh spicy and aromatic facets keep the composition from settling into a single mood, moving it between crisp and rounded in quick turns. The overall impression is floral and fruity, but the earthy undertones make it feel more rooted than playful.

Composed by Rudy Rojas and Maximiliano Rojas, this unisex release carries a floral fruity classification that matches its mix of citrus, iris, and amber. The powdery accord runs steadily through the wear, touching almost every other facet without dominating them. Kumquat offers a sharper fruit edge than the usual orange or mandarin, and the bergamot keeps the top feeling clean rather than sugary. Amber deepens the texture while the violet and earthy notes add a dry, almost soil-like contrast to the brighter elements. The aromatic and fresh spicy touches give it a mild lift that keeps the heavier accords from feeling too dense. It stays in that space between crisp citrus and

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