Dragon Tattoo
Fragrance notes
Character
Dragon Tattoo fits a person who dresses in black and moves through dimly lit spaces with purpose. It is a fragrance for late gatherings where the air is thick with conversation and the lighting is low. The person who wears this does not seek attention in a loud way, but they leave a distinct impression on the room. It suits those who appreciate a bold personality in their scent and prefer compositions that feel dark and complex.
The scent carries leather and musk as its core, creating a texture that feels both dry and deep. Caramel adds a heavy sweetness that avoids being light, while ink contributes a sharp, dark edge. The overall feel is animalic and smoky, with aromatic and woody facets rounding out the profile. There is a powdery quality that sits beneath the fruitiness, giving the blend a slightly vintage character. It is a sweet, musky, and leathery mixture that smells like a page from a book written in dark ink.
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