Eternal Touch

Vinci Siberian Shaman Bear delivers a thick, heavy cloud of spiced tobacco leaf and warm vanilla. It is built for cold winter nights when you want a d… Show more

Vinci Siberian Shaman Bear delivers a thick, heavy cloud of spiced tobacco leaf and warm vanilla. It is built for cold winter nights when you want a dense, sweet scent that clings to wool coats and heavy scarves. This dark, balsamic blend leans heavily into gourmand territory with a prominent cocoa note. Show less

Black Pepper by Areej hits the skin with an immediate blast of crushed black pepper and dry tobacco leaf. The opening feels fiery and dark, striking a… Show more

Black Pepper by Areej hits the skin with an immediate blast of crushed black pepper and dry tobacco leaf. The opening feels fiery and dark, striking a sharp balance between pungent kitchen spice and cured leaf. It avoids early sweetness, leaning hard into a raw, textured bite that demands cool air to breathe properly. As the sharp top settles, dense cocoa, tonka, and dark vanilla emerge to soften the edges without smothering the spice. The dry-down turns chewy and dark, pulling subtle sweetness from dried fruits against a sturdy background of dry woods. It sits firmly in the warm spicy family, built for late evening wear in freezing temperatures. Show less

Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille opens with a heavy blast of sweet dried fruits and unlit pipe tobacco leaf. It sits on the skin like a thick wool blanket, wa… Show more

Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille opens with a heavy blast of sweet dried fruits and unlit pipe tobacco leaf. It sits on the skin like a thick wool blanket, warming up as your body heat coaxes out a dark cacao and sweet vanilla bean base. This is a cold weather staple built for freezing December nights and outdoor winter markets. It is far too dense for a summer afternoon or a cramped office cubicle, where its massive projection can easily overwhelm those nearby. If you enjoy sweet, spicy, and heavy winter compositions, a full bottle is a reliable investment, though beginners should start with a small decant. Show less