Languid
Shares Cumin, Moroccan Rose, Olibanum.
Languid opens with a punch of bitter cumin, dry nutmeg, and crushed cloves that immediately commands attention. Behind the heavy spice wall, a dark co…
Languid opens with a punch of bitter cumin, dry nutmeg, and crushed cloves that immediately commands attention. Behind the heavy spice wall, a dark core of agarwood and earthy nagarmotha forms a dense timber structure on skin. A trace of Moroccan rose and saffron attempts to soften the edges, yet the composition remains sharply dry and unyielding. It wears best in freezing autumn rain or deep winter evenings when heavy woolen coats can handle its oily density. The golden oil lingers close once the initial heat settles. The dark juice will stain pale fabrics, so apply directly to skin before dressing.