Composition
A fresh floral take on the Amber Oud line, opening with bright bergamot and orange. Jasmine, rose, freesia and cyclamen form an elegant bouquet, grounded by patchouli, musk, vetiver and a touch of vanilla.
To me this smells like a flower market at dawn — Bright bergamot, sparkling citrus and orange, juicy and bright dewy and luminous in the cool air. Then Jasmine, heady and white, rose, lush and velvety, freesia, peppery-fresh and bright and cyclamen, watery and green-floral arrive, softening the edges and pulling the whole composition inward, closer to the skin. A thread of citrus warmth stitches the whole thing into one seamless piece. Underneath it all, Patchouli, dark and earthy-sweet, musk, soft and skin-like, vetiver, green and earthy and vanilla, creamy and sweet hum low and steady, holding the composition together. It feels like a deep breath you did not know you needed. Beginner-friendly — a gentle introduction to the house.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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