Gauguin

Aldehydes spark sharp and clean against bergamot's bright citrus, a crystalline opening that catches light like morning on water. Then tuberose rises—heady, almost intoxicating—woven through with the creamy drift of monoi oil and tiare, ylang-ylang turning honeyed and thick while geranium adds green pepper and rose. Coconut softens the intensity into something almost gourmand, velvety. As it settles, amber and vanilla warm the base while vetiver introduces a grassy, mineral anchor, musk binding everything into skin-soft amber and vanilla that dry to a faintly earthy whisper.