Zero

Bergamot opens sharp and clean, a bright citrus flash that dissolves into something stranger—rose oxide and varnish accord create an almost plasticky, synthetic floral, like smelling through lacquered wood or polished leather. Haitian vetiver enters with dry, slightly smoky earthiness, grounding the synthetic shimmer before musk and cedar settle into the base, softening the edges with warm, creamy undertones that meld into Cashmeran's smooth, amber-tinged sweetness. Zero cuts through prettiness with its contradictory DNA, beauty and industrial cool held in tense balance, until only soft musk and whispered cedar remain on skin.