Addiction Absolu
Fragrance notes
Character
The dried fruit note leans heavily into a syrupy side that can feel a bit sticky on the skin. It risks reading more like a thick preserve than a refined perfume ingredient.
Rum and cognac give the opening a boozy kick that smells like a glass spilled on a wool coat. Egyptian jasmine weaves through the alcohol, softening the edges with a powdery floral haze.
Bourbon vanilla and amber sit at the center of the blend, creating a golden, resinous warmth. Sandalwood and musk ground the sweetness so the composition stays woody rather than cloying.
Nutmeg adds a sharp, fresh spicy lift that cuts through the sugar. The scent suits a dim room filled with wood smoke and heavy curtains, though the fruit remains sweeter than the mood intends.
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