The last hour of a long dinner
That drawer… It seems stuck in summer.
Inside, a scarf wrapped around nothing. A little rose, a little clove. The wood has taken on the scent of whatever used to be kept here.
You lift the scarf. Beneath it, the pale outline of something missing.
Patchouli. Sandalwood. A softness with roots.
If those two names give you pause, leave a little room for this. A little powder, a little warmth. Before long, you’re closer than you meant to be.
For a moment, you remember whose it was.
You hold it a little longer.
Go on. You’ll be glad you did.
Olfactory Notes
Top
Top
Clove Leaf
Middle
Heliotrope
Heliotrope, powdered
Middle
Amber
Amber, skin-warm
Middle
Jasmine
Middle
Cypress
Cypress at the edge
Base
Patchouli
Base
Sandalwood
about the scent
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Rosewater, clove leaf, and cypress meet heliotrope, jasmine, and amber over patchouli and sandalwood. Earthy woods carry the fragrance, with soft petals and measured spice woven through them.
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Patchouli is central to the profile, bringing earthy depth. Sandalwood rounds its edges, while rosewater, florals, and amber add softness and warmth.
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Pachulí Sándalo leans earthier, with patchouli, cypress, and clove giving it a more grounded character. Viento de Sándalo pairs sandalwood with cardamom, orchid, mango flower, and vanilla for a softer floral warmth.