TROIA

TROIA centers on a prominent leather accord blended with aromatic cannabis and fresh spicy pepper. It feels grounded yet unconventional, providing a rugged, earthy profile that avoids typical sweetness. The presence of mint and lemon keeps the opening from feeling too dense, while the leather base provides a persistent, masculine-leaning foundation.

The opening is a burst of bright lemon, bergamot, and sharp pepper that clears quickly. As it reaches the heart, the cannabis and mint become the primary drivers, adding an herbal, green intensity. By the time it fully dries down, the incense and leather take over, leaving a resinous, warm shadow on the skin for hours.

On skin, you can expect this fragrance to last between seven and nine hours. The leather and amber base notes are quite tenacious, often lingering on fabric or clothing well into the next day. Longevity remains consistent regardless of the season, though it projects more vigorously in warm indoor environments.

The sillage is moderate to strong. It projects roughly an arm's length for the first three hours, making it noticeable without necessarily filling an entire room. If you apply more than three sprays, the incense and patchouli can become quite diffusive, so it is best to manage your application for office or tight-space settings.

This is an ideal choice for fall and winter due to its heavy leather and smoky incense accords. It suits evening events or formal dinners better than casual daytime settings. Because of its spicy, herbal character, it also functions well on crisp spring evenings when you want something slightly more challenging than a standard fresh scent.

Because of the prominent cannabis and leather notes, TROIA is a polarizing signature scent. It suits someone who prefers unconventional, woody profiles and wants to stand out. If you enjoy fragrances that evolve significantly on the skin and aren't afraid of a smoky, herbal dry-down, it can certainly work as a year-round signature for the right person.

While marketed as unisex, TROIA leans more masculine due to the heavy leather, pepper, and cannabis notes. However, the presence of geranium and vanilla softens the edges enough that many women who enjoy woody spicy profiles find it perfectly wearable. It is ultimately about how the leather interacts with your specific skin chemistry.

Given the inclusion of cannabis and leather, TROIA is not a safe blind buy. These notes can be challenging for those used to mass-market designer scents. We highly recommend testing a sample first to see how the herbal, green facets sit on your skin before committing to a full bottle.

Yes, but with caution. If your workspace is climate-controlled or spacious, one or two sprays of TROIA are fine. The spicy, aromatic opening is professional enough, but the cannabis and leather mid-notes can be distracting if you over-apply. Start small and test the projection in your environment before committing to daily office wear.

The cannabis in TROIA is realistic and green, providing an herbal kick rather than a burnt, smoky vibe. It blends with the mint and geranium in the heart to create a cooling, slightly medicinal texture. It is a defining feature of the scent and provides the necessary edge to balance out the heavier base notes.