Sleepless Night
Fragrance notes
Sleepless Night sits heavy with tuberose and gardenia. The white floral accord leans dense rather than airy. Ylang-ylang adds a yellow floral warmth that pushes the bouquet toward the tropical. Bulgarian rose weaves through the petals without softening the weight. Sandalwood and cedar give the woods a dry, polished floor feel. Vanilla pulls the entire composition toward sweet. Powdery particles hang over the flowers like dust on a windowsill. The animalic accord is present and unmistakable. It smells like a bouquet left in a closed room.
The scent feels more suited to a collector who enjoys indolic white florals than to someone looking for a light daytime spray. Gardenia and tuberose dominate the air around the wearer. Cedar keeps the woods from disappearing into the vanilla. The yellow floral facet from ylang-ylang grows louder next to the rose. Powdery notes coat the sharper edges of the petals. Sweetness builds until the vanilla nearly overtakes the florals. Sandalwood grounds the mix with a creamy, pale wood tone.
Animalic notes give Sleepless Night a challenging character that some will find abrasive. The indolic quality sits close to the skin and refuses to blend quietly into the background. Tuberose and gardenia push forward with a loud, heady presence. Bulgarian rose cannot tame the intensity of the white florals. Vanilla adds sugar but does not hide the musk. Powdery and woody accords try to steady the bouquet, yet the animalic edge remains the defining trait here.
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