Love Is A Drug

Rose de Mai and jasmine arrive bright and insistent, with osmanthus adding a honeyed sweetness that feels almost edible. As the opening settles, narcissus and Indian tuberose deepen the florals into something creamy and intoxicating—there's an almost narcotic pull to their warmth. Love Is A Drug grounds itself finally in amber and cedar, a woody-resinous anchor that keeps the heady florals from floating away entirely. The full arc reads like surrender wrapped in silk.