8 Days a Week

Green notes snap open with bright pink pepper and black currant, mandarin orange adding a candied citrus warmth. As 8 Days a Week develops, orange blossom and jasmine sambac emerge—heady, creamy florals that soften the initial spice into something intimate and skin-close. Iris threads through with a powdery elegance. The base settles into musk and patchouli, earthy and slightly animalic, anchored by dry cedar that cools the warmth and lingers like whispered woodsmoke on fabric.