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Smells like
- Top
- Cardamom, Elemi, Black Pepper, Bergamot, Lemon
- Heart
- Patchouli, Cumin, Saffron, Geranium, Jasmine
- Base
- Frankincense, Vanilla, Benzoin, Amber
In everyday terms
Cardamom and elemi over patchouli and cumin with frankincense and vanilla.
- Cardamom
- Cool, warm spice, like Arabian coffee or spiced tea
- Elemi
- Lemony, peppery resin
- Black Pepper
- Freshly ground pepper, like the kick in a pot of pepper soup
- Bergamot
- Bright, fresh citrus, like the zest of a lime with a soft floral edge
- Lemon
- Bright, fresh lemon, like a squeezed lemon
- Patchouli
- Earthy and dark, like damp soil in a forest
- Cumin
- Warm and savoury, like suya spice (yaji)
- Saffron
- Warm and honey-like, a bit like the inside of a brand-new leather bag
- Geranium
- Rosy and minty-green leaves
- Jasmine
- The sweet white “lady of the night” flowers on compound fences
- Frankincense
- Church incense, like at Catholic Mass
- Vanilla
- Sweet and creamy, like vanilla ice cream or custard
How it wears
ProjectionModerate
Noticed when someone leans in.LongevityLong
About 6–10 hours on skin, longer on clothes.In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.