Cuero de Mexico

Neroli's bright, almost citrus-edged opening gives way to creamy tuberose that fills the skin with a heady, almost indolic warmth. Cuero de Mexico settles into a darkened leather—soft, worn, almost suede-like—anchored by myrrh's resinous amber undertone. The floral never fully releases its grip, threading through the leather like perfume-soaked fabric against hide. It smells lived-in and intimate.