Black Opium

In everyday terms

Coffee and vanilla with white flowers. Sweet and dark.

Pear

Juicy, sweet and slightly green pear

Pink Pepper

Light, fruity pepper with a gentle sparkle

Orange Blossom

Honeyed white flowers of the orange tree

Coffee

Freshly brewed coffee, like a hot cup of Nescafé

Jasmine

The sweet white “lady of the night” flowers on compound fences

Bitter Almond

Sharp, cherry-like almond, like almond essence in a cake

Licorice

Sweet, black licorice, like aniseed sweets

Vanilla

Sweet and creamy, like vanilla ice cream or custard

Patchouli

Earthy and dark, like damp soil in a forest

Cedar

Freshly planed wood at a carpenter's workshop

Cashmere Wood

Soft, musky wood, like a warm wool blanket

How it wears

In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.