Overdose
Opening Notes:
Grapefruit, Lemon.
Dry Down Notes:
Cedarwood, Rose, Jasmine, Violet nuances, Amber, Ambergris, Musk.
This fragrance is an ode to cedarwood in all its forms, an intentional overdose that magnifies the note until it becomes a landscape. The opening whispers only a faint shimmer of citrus, like light catching the edge of wood before the heart takes hold.
The florals arrive not as a centerpiece but as companions, rose lending a tender warmth, jasmine a luminous softness, and violet-like tones a powdery air. They do not stand apart, but rather weave themselves around the wood, softening its strength and giving it dimension.
The cedarwood here is layered and faceted, each variety bringing its own voice. Virginia cedarwood is clean, dry, and pencil-sharp, like freshly split wood. Atlas cedarwood offers a resinous richness, deeper and more resinous, with a quiet gravity. Himalayan cedarwood rises cooler and airy, almost mineral, a reminder of high mountain air. Together, they form a towering structure, strong yet intricate.
Around them orbit the modern woods: glowing amber-like tones that radiate warmth, mineral facets that lend clarity, and textured musky woods that make the structure feel alive. A smooth veil of musk fuses it all to the skin, leaving behind a lingering aura that is at once powerful and quietly refined.
This creation is cedarwood magnified, bold, radiant, and softened by the memory of flowers. It is a study in strength, yet one that knows the value of embrace.
Opening Notes:
Grapefruit, Lemon.
Dry Down Notes:
Cedarwood, Rose, Jasmine, Violet nuances, Amber, Ambergris, Musk.
This fragrance is an ode to cedarwood in all its forms, an intentional overdose that magnifies the note until it becomes a landscape. The opening whispers only a faint shimmer of citrus, like light catching the edge of wood before the heart takes hold.
The florals arrive not as a centerpiece but as companions, rose lending a tender warmth, jasmine a luminous softness, and violet-like tones a powdery air. They do not stand apart, but rather weave themselves around the wood, softening its strength and giving it dimension.
The cedarwood here is layered and faceted, each variety bringing its own voice. Virginia cedarwood is clean, dry, and pencil-sharp, like freshly split wood. Atlas cedarwood offers a resinous richness, deeper and more resinous, with a quiet gravity. Himalayan cedarwood rises cooler and airy, almost mineral, a reminder of high mountain air. Together, they form a towering structure, strong yet intricate.
Around them orbit the modern woods: glowing amber-like tones that radiate warmth, mineral facets that lend clarity, and textured musky woods that make the structure feel alive. A smooth veil of musk fuses it all to the skin, leaving behind a lingering aura that is at once powerful and quietly refined.
This creation is cedarwood magnified, bold, radiant, and softened by the memory of flowers. It is a study in strength, yet one that knows the value of embrace.