The King
Fragrance notes
Character
Almond and mandarin orange meet first, bright and slightly bitter. Bergamot adds a clean lift that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. Water lily and gardenia drift through the middle, soft and slightly damp. Civet sits underneath the petals, giving the florals a warm, lived-in texture. Rose and geranium add a green edge that stops the heart from turning fully sweet.
Laotian oud and coffee anchor the base with a dark, roasted depth. Vanilla and amber smooth the sharper woods, while oakmoss and Indonesian patchouli leaf pull the blend toward earth. Pink pepper and guaiac wood add a quiet sparkle over the sandalwood. The overall impression is marine and aromatic, then woody and musky, with a powdery finish that lingers on fabric and skin.
Salvador Castellanos composed a scent that feels bold in sunlight. It fits a man who enjoys animalic florals paired with oud and coffee. Wear it to a daytime event where a confident, unconventional presence is welcome.
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