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Aldehydes crack open first like struck flint, immediately brightened by bergamot's citrus snap and coriander's peppery warmth. Those green notes surge forward with an almost herbal intensity, creating an impression of freshness that feels almost chilly, almost aquatic despite the absence of aquatic accords.

The florals gradually assert themselves, with rose and jasmine softening the aldehydic edge whilst tuberose adds a faintly creamy, almost animalic depth. Narcissus brings an almost indolic earthiness that prevents the floral medley from becoming too pretty; orris root emerges as a powdery, almost talcum-like base that makes everything smell vaguely retro and refined.

Oakmoss and vetiver anchor the composition into something warm and skin-like, whilst amber glows softly beneath. Leather and patchouli remain subtle, never dominant, creating a clean-smelling base that smells less like a traditional fragrance and more like expensive suede or aged paper. The overall impression is intimate and almost olfactory whisper.