Introduction include the smell of forest, moss, wet bearings and loose soil. Expanding into irritatingly oriental tones is carried on oud oil, which with its mysteriously woody trace begins to warm up and smooth the scent.

Citrus crisp bergamot blends in with the white flowers of jasmine, ylang-ylang and the queen of flowers, a Bulgarian rose. A lightly handed, sweet wind echo of anise will give room for an aromatic african with her spicy herbal-sounding tones and an earthy twig. These woody floral waves dissolve very slowly into the warmer tones of incense and cedar.