Dark As Wood

Pink pepper opens with a sharp, almost peppery bite before iris softens the entry into something more powdered and refined. Incense smoke weaves through, creating an almost ceremonial quality. As the composition settles, guaiac wood emerges—that deep, resinous warmth—anchored by benzoin's honeyed spice and coriander's dry herbal edge. The base draws it darker still: copahu balm adds a waxy, balsamic richness while patchouli deepens into earth. White musk threads through, keeping the whole thing skin-close and intimate, until only woody amber and a faint peppery spice dust the surface.