Lait et Chocolat

The jasmine-chocolate marriage arrives with surprising clarity, chocolate reading almost cocoa-dusted rather than fudge-sweet, whilst jasmine provides a white-floral crispness that prevents the opening from collapsing into dessert. Within moments, cedarwood announces itself beneath, dry and insistent, already suggesting the woody trajectory ahead.

The creamy milk accord surfaces fully as the woody notes deepen, creating an almost contradictory sensation—simultaneously warm and cool, sweet yet austere. Teak joins the cedarwood in what becomes a sophisticated wooden bed, whilst vanilla begins its steady emergence, softening rather than sweetening the overall character.

What lingers is predominantly musk and milk, that creamy-woody marriage settling into a second-skin warmth that hovers close to the body. The fragrance becomes abstract here—less "lait et chocolat" and more "the memory of chocolate and cream"—milky, woody, with only the faintest vanilla echo.