More Sex
Fragrance notes
Character
It opens with a bright, peppery snap – black pepper and juniper berries that feel less like a come-on and more like a brisk slap across the face. That prickly freshness lingers for a moment before the heart descends like a heavy velvet curtain: leather, musk, ambroxan, and something called Aldron that reads as a synthetic, metallic suede. The whole thing is a little boozy, a little smoky, and surprisingly animalic for a Charlotte Tilbury bottle. On the dry down, it settles into a warm, powdery musk with sandalwood and amberwood, soft enough to be comforting but still carrying that initial leathery bite. The overall impression is a leather jacket thrown over a silk slip – a deliberate, slightly curated rebellion, not a spontaneous one.
It leans synthetic in that polished niche way, like a perfume that was engineered in a lab to smell effortlessly dirty. The numbers tell the truth: longevity is modest, sillage is barely a whisper after the first hour. This is not a “walk into the room” scent; it’s an “I am waiting for you to come closer” scent. Wear it in the deep chill of fall or winter, exclusively at night, when you want to feel a little bold but not obnoxious. It suits someone who enjoys the idea of leather and animalic notes but is afraid of the real thing – a safe, stylish entry point. Skip it if you want projection or anything that lasts through dinner. More Sex? More like a suggestive glance that doesn’t follow through.
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