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Hayati opens as a dark rose with fruity lift, more blackcurrant and raspberry than syrupy jam. Wearer feedback points to a balanced fruit and flower p… Show more

Hayati opens as a dark rose with fruity lift, more blackcurrant and raspberry than syrupy jam. Wearer feedback points to a balanced fruit and flower profile, then a woody, musky dry-down that keeps the scent from feeling overly sweet. It suits someone who enjoys a richer Middle Eastern rose style without harsh oud funk. Sample first if you are sensitive to sharp. Show less

Fararud opens with bright mandarin and saffron, then moves into a smoother heart of suede, violet, osmanthus and dry spice. The effect looks set to be… Show more

Fararud opens with bright mandarin and saffron, then moves into a smoother heart of suede, violet, osmanthus and dry spice. The effect looks set to be warm, textured and slightly powdery rather than loud. With leather, immortelle and akigalawood in the base, it reads like a modern spicy woody scent with a polished unisex profile. If you enjoy florals wrapped in suede. Show less

Episode 25 reads as a bright floral woody musk with a polished, slightly unusual twist. Mandarin gives it an easy citrus lift, saffron adds warmth, an… Show more

Episode 25 reads as a bright floral woody musk with a polished, slightly unusual twist. Mandarin gives it an easy citrus lift, saffron adds warmth, and the heart softens into violet and osmanthus before Akigalawood and immortelle bring a dry, textured finish. It looks best for someone who likes fresh fragrances with a gentle spicy edge rather than sharp cologne energy. Current. Show less