Pandora #7

Plum and yuzu snap open with citrus brightness, a cool stone-fruit intensity that yields quickly to a dense, almost heady floral core. Red rose meets tobacco blossom—earthy, slightly smoky—while jasmine and neroli weave through with creamy indulgence and nervy green light. The magnolia softens edges; freesia adds a whisper of cool pepper. As the heart settles, oakmoss and vetiver emerge with dry, woody structure, grounding the sweetness of tonka bean and patchouli into something earthy and warm. Boxwood adds a final green thread that prevents the amber from turning sugary, leaving a tobacco-tinged drydown where smoke and soft wood linger on skin.