Serotonin
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot brightens the first moments, cutting through the dense coffee and chocolate with a clean, sharp lift. Artemisia brings a faint herbal edge that stops the opening from becoming a pure dessert. Tobacco and caramel arrive in the heart, heavy and golden, wrapped around white flowers that feel powdered rather than fresh. Vanilla and sandalwood anchor the drydown, smooth and rounded, while incense adds a dry, faintly resinous thread that keeps the sweetness from collapsing. Ambroxan gives the blend a modern, slightly mineral warmth that sits close against the skin and follows the wearer through the evening without stretching across a space.
The scent feels like standing near a lit fireplace in a room where coffee has just been brewed and someone has left a dish of dark chocolate on the table. Cool air drifts through a cracked window, tempering the heat of the room and the richness of the gourmand notes. It suits someone who enjoys warm, spicy compositions and does not mind a pronounced sweet core. The wear is steady and persistent, lingering on fabric and skin through a long night out. Powdery musk and amber wrap the whole experience in a soft, slightly retro haze. A velvet curtain drawn against the dark outside.
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