To Know Your Name
Fragrance notes
Character
To Know Your Name opens with lemon, basil, and yuzu. The citrus is bright and immediate, while the basil adds a green, slightly savory edge that keeps the start from feeling like a standard fruit spray. Yuzu brings a tart lift that fades as the heart takes over.
The middle layer is busy. Brazilian rosewood and pink pepper add a dry, lightly prickly woodiness. Black currant gives a rounded fruit tone that sits beside jasmine, geranium, and rose. The flowers are present but not overwhelming, and the pepper keeps the sweetness in check.
The base carries most of the weight. Labdanum and vanilla create a warm, resinous foundation that feels smooth rather than sticky. Sandalwood and amyris add creamy wood, while patchouli grounds the blend with a dark, earthy note. The result is a balsamic, amber-heavy drydown that stays close to the skin and feels settled.
Cool air and layered clothing suit this scent well. Someone who enjoys woody compositions with a soft spicy kick and a clear vanilla presence will find it comfortable during brisk mornings and gray afternoons.
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