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Fragrance notes
Character
Cinnamon and red berries meet right away, bright and tart before the spice settles in. Mandarin orange adds a juicy lift that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. Thyme brings a green, slightly medicinal edge that cuts through the fruit. Orange blossom and jasmine sit in the heart, soft and white, while cardamom and nutmeg turn the air warm. Cloves push the spice forward, and apple adds a crisp, pale sweetness that feels more skin than candy.
Teak wood and cedar give the base a dry, polished grain that anchors the sweeter notes. Vanilla and amber wrap around the woods, smooth and golden, while musk keeps the finish close and slightly powdery. The overall impression is warm spicy and citrus at once, fruity but grounded by aromatic herbs and a woody backbone. It smells like a thick wool coat just pulled from a cedar-lined closet, the fabric still holding traces of mulled wine and cold air.
The blend stays sweet without becoming sugary, the spice never sharp enough to bite. White floral notes peek through the spice like light through a window. Every element feels placed to build that one clear scene.
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