Amber Noir

Spray it on your wrist. Bergamot and lemon hit first, sharp against cardamom and nutmeg. Give it a minute. The citrus softens. Tonka bean moves in, warm and a little powdered, sitting close to your skin instead of filling the room. Wait longer. By the third hour it's just ambergris and musk, low and warm, the kind of scent someone notices when they lean in close.This is not a fragrance built to fill a room. It's built for the person standing next to you.