Knock On Wood

Knock On Wood opens with the bright snap of blood orange—tart, almost bitter—before Turkish rose and magnolia soften the edges with their creamy, almost honeyed warmth. Haitian vetiver enters as the sweetness fades, grounding everything with an earthy, slightly woody undertone that catches like dry grass. The rose lingers longest, never quite floral in the traditional sense, more like crushed petals warmed against skin, while vetiver's mineral dryness keeps it from turning perfumy, finally settling into soft earth and a whisper of root.