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It starts off with a strong note of Hassaku orange and cucumber, accompanied by the scent of fresh mountain air. Soon after, a subtle hint of mint emerges in the background, blending seamlessly with green tea and giving the fragrance its meditative character. The orange and mountain air remain present throughout, while white magnolia adds a delicate floral touch. Projection and performance are moderate.

It starts off with a blast of intense, cold frankincense, accompanied by a touch of warm black pepper. The balsamic base, which doesn't lean into sweetness, gives the fragrance a dark, meditative, and sacred character. As it settles, subtle myrrh and amber emerge, making the scent even more calming and soothing

This scent opens with an intense blend of honey, rose and a subtle booziness from the rum. It's not your typical sweet and comforting honey - it lives up to its name mad honey with a bold, intoxicating presence. The honey and rose combination creates an addictive and slightly provocative character. As it develops, soft hints of vanilla emerges, and the orcanox gives the honey a dirty, animalic edge. This fragrance is unique, daring, and dangerously addictive.

It starts off with a bitter orange and bergamot note, paired with a strong powdery iris. Soon after, a subtle sweetness from the jasmine starts to peek through, softening the powdery opening. As it develops, warm amber adds a rich, slightly resinous depth to the composition. In the drydown, the vanilla and benzoin become more noticeable, adding warmth and sweetness while the powdery iris stays present in the Background

It starts off with a really sharp and sour rhubarb note, combined with juicy citrus – probably the most intense rhubarb I’ve ever smelled in a fragrance. Then comes a subtle but noticeable guava, along with hints of berries. This combination blends together really smoothly and doesn’t give off a synthetic vibe at all. In the drydown, sandalwood and musk brighten up the scent and add a clean, refreshing touch.