KIM
Fragrance notes
Character
Red wine and coffee meet the rose at the first spray. The combination is unusual and a little sharp. The rose does not sit quietly in the background. It pushes forward alongside the dark, fermented fruit and the bitter edge of the coffee bean. This opening feels dense and moody rather than bright.
The heart brings tuberose and jasmine into the mix with tobacco. The white floral accords are heavy here, not airy. Tuberose dominates the middle phase with a creamy weight that pairs well with the dry, leafy scent of tobacco. As the fragrance moves toward the base, sandalwood and labdanum provide a smooth, resinous foundation. Oakmoss and myrrh add a damp, earthy quality that grounds the entire composition. The amber and warm spicy accords become more noticeable here, creating a thick, enveloping texture. The mossy character lingers beneath the sweet resin, giving the drydown a sophisticated, slightly damp forest floor feel that contrasts with the initial bitterness.
Picture a dimly lit room with velvet curtains drawn tight against the cold outside. This scent fits that intimate, private atmosphere perfectly. It is a choice for the person who enjoys a scent with gravity and depth. Wear it when the night is long and the air is crisp, and you want a companion that feels as substantial as a heavy wool coat.
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