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Blow Up by Moth and Rabbit Perfumes opens with a tart splash of green absinthe, blackcurrant cassis, and cracked cardamom pods. The bitter herbs hit y… Show more

Blow Up by Moth and Rabbit Perfumes opens with a tart splash of green absinthe, blackcurrant cassis, and cracked cardamom pods. The bitter herbs hit your nose like a cold splash of herbal tonic before warming up into a deep, atmospheric heart of smoldering incense, piney cedar needles, and earthy cypriol oil. As it settles onto the skin, the dry-down reveals weathered leather, warm amber, and birch smoke that smells like an antique wooden desk in an artist studio. It feels moody, grounded, and slightly bohemian without turning harsh or overwhelming. It wears close to the skin as an understated, contemplative scent best suited for crisp autumn afternoons, quiet coffee dates, and relaxed evenings. Show less

Memoize London Unitas brings a bone-dry, spicy warmth suited for crisp winter nights and dark leather jackets. The composition opens with a sharp hit… Show more

Memoize London Unitas brings a bone-dry, spicy warmth suited for crisp winter nights and dark leather jackets. The composition opens with a sharp hit of saffron and cinnamon before settling into earthy cypriol oil, guaiac wood, and unlit tobacco leaves. It avoids sticky gourmand sweetness, leaving a smoky wood trail on wool coats that feels serious, grounded, and quiet. Show less

Antidote by Wallachian Perfumes pairs bright top notes with a dark, heavy resinous base. Nose Arturetto Landi opens the composition with juicy strawbe… Show more

Antidote by Wallachian Perfumes pairs bright top notes with a dark, heavy resinous base. Nose Arturetto Landi opens the composition with juicy strawberry, sharp ginger, spicy saffron, and black pepper. The heart softens into magnolia, iris, jasmine, rose, and ylang-ylang before sinking into a thick foundation of agarwood, cypriol oil, labdanum, leather, and vanilla. Released in 2022 as a unisex chypre, this fragrance shifts between sweet fruitiness and smoky woods on skin. It shines during chilly late autumn evenings or winter nights when cold air lets the warm amber and balsam breathe without overpowering nearby people. Show less