Cor Meum
Fragrance notes
Character
Black pepper cracks open a Moroccan rose that smells cool and dewy rather than sugary. The spice gives the flower a masculine edge from the first moment, steering the opening away from a standard romantic bouquet. That sharp entrance sets the tone for a composition that wants to be rugged, not pretty.
Leather and cashmere wood take over with a smooth, slightly dusty texture. The leather here is not the loud, gasoline type found in barbershop scents. It reads as a worn jacket, softened by the creamy wood. Oud and amber in the base add a heavy, resinous warmth that feels suited to a dim room with wood furniture and a low fire.
Patchouli and labdanum anchor the blend, creating a balsamic depth that clings to fabric and skin with a musky weight. This is for the person who wants a rose that hides its softness behind smoke and hide. The pepper ensures it never goes fully sweet, keeping the profile dry and serious as the resinous notes continue to
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