Be Mine

Raspberry catches first—bright, almost tart—then black pepper sharpens the opening into something with teeth. The heart unfolds as damask rose and iris petals, creamy and slightly powdered, softened by a gentle floral sweetness. Leather and patchouli emerge beneath, earthy and slightly animalic, while saffron threads through the drydown with a warm, spiced dryness that keeps the rose from ever turning purely romantic. The composition settles into leather and saffron on skin, the floral fading to a whisper.