Isabey Lys Noir

Pepper crackles bright at first—sharp, almost peppery-sweet—before tuberose blooms heavy and creamy through the heart, its white florals deepened by heliotrope's almond-tinged warmth and the green, slightly metallic green of narcissus and lily. The flowers soften as musk and sandalwood rise beneath, grounding the petals in creamy, woody skin-scent territory. Patchouli adds earthy depth while ebony wood dries everything down, the pepper's initial snap now only a faint memory—what remains is warm sandalwood and dark, resinous patchouli settling close to skin.