Base 10 + Top 07
Coastal Cream
Sea salt meets sea salt: frozen lemonade and ocean breeze over creamy coconut and sandalwood milk.
The Layer Method
Two numbers. One signature.
Layering is how the Middle East has always worn perfume: one scent as the base, another on top, until the blend belongs to one person only.
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Choose your base
Start with a warm, deep number — woody, vanilla or amber. It anchors the blend and lasts the longest on skin.
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Add a top
Spray a fresher number over it — marine, citrus or fruity — to lift the opening and give the blend air.
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Make it yours
Change the order, add a third number, adjust the sprays. Every combination becomes a new fragrance that only you wear.
Layer Rituals
Six rituals to begin
Each pairing shares a bridge note, so the two elixirs melt into one. Apply the base first, then the top.
Base 09 + Top 02
Coconut Isle
Coconut buttercream and vanilla frosting, cooled by coconut water, sea salt and blue sage.
Base 11 + Top 01
Golden Hour
Toffee, cinnamon and amber lit up by candied mandarin, cardamom and crème brûlée.
Base 04 + Top 08
Cherry Praline
Black cherry and almond praline over hazelnut, honey and cashmere woods.
Base 05 + Top 06
Tropical Bloom
Mango and peach nectar brightened by dragonfruit, lychee and hibiscus.
Base 11 + 08 + Top 03
Velvet Night
A trio for the evening: spiced amber and suede, cherry liqueur, then honeyed plum and hazelnut on top.
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