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A bright lavender-jasmine opening laced with lemon and bergamot sets an aromatic-floral tone immediately, the lavender carrying a slight sweetness from the first minute.
The scent fingerprint
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- Cinnamon60
- Honey50
- Aromatic50
- Warm Spicy
By the editors · 2 min readA bright lavender-jasmine opening laced with lemon and bergamot sets an aromatic-floral tone immediately, the lavender carrying a slight sweetness from the first minute.
The heart pivots into something distinctive: cinnamon's warm spice meets honey's sticky animalic-sweetness, with cashmeran adding a soft musky-woody radiance underneath. The cinnamon-honey-cashmeran braid in the middle gives the composition a powdery, slightly leathery character that bridges the bright top to the deep base.
The drydown is tonka, vanilla, and tobacco, the tobacco lending a hay-and-leaf warmth and the tonka-vanilla rounding the smoke into a sweet, slightly boozy close. The overall reading is a spicy-tobacco oriental with a honeyed core and a lavender-floral top, dense and warm. Projection strong, longevity excellent, suited to cold-weather evening wear.
Scent twins
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