Charcoal




Category: Fragrance
Cedarwood, smoky embers, and burnt maple combine with just a hint of raspberry to create a broody and complex fragrance.




Category: Fragrance
Cedarwood, smoky embers, and burnt maple combine with just a hint of raspberry to create a broody and complex fragrance.
That raspberry note is genius — it cuts through the cedarwood and burnt maple just enough to keep the smoke from getting heavy. I sprayed it on my scarf this morning and it’s still clinging there now, broody without being overpowering.
The smoky embers hit first, then that burnt maple comes through warm and deep—the raspberry just keeps it from getting too heavy. I've worn it three days straight and it lingers on my jacket collar in the best way.
The raspberry note is what sold me—it cuts through the smoke just enough to keep things interesting without turning sweet. I've had it on for six hours and the cedarwood is still clinging to my collar, soft and warm.