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Debaser in Bloom

$7.00
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THE FRAGRANCE
A choice mixtape of our classic fig fume, cut with gardenia, cream, cassette tapes, and white currant. 

NOTES
Top: White currant, rosemary flower, tapes
Heart: Fig, gardenia, cream
Base: Musk, coconut husk, raspberry leaf

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

Loved the smell on paper, but it felt a little artificial on my skin.

Debaser in Bloom

Debaser in Bloom is complex. There are subtle floral, fruit (plum), and even slight woody notes; there's even a bit of...ivy?...there. It is so complex that I'm still "thinking about it." I keep trying it on, keep on being drawn back to the undernotes and how complex, although subtler, it continues to be, after a few minutes and after an hour.

Debaser in Bloom

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

Loved the smell on paper, but it felt a little artificial on my skin.

Debaser in Bloom

Debaser in Bloom is complex. There are subtle floral, fruit (plum), and even slight woody notes; there's even a bit of...ivy?...there. It is so complex that I'm still "thinking about it." I keep trying it on, keep on being drawn back to the undernotes and how complex, although subtler, it continues to be, after a few minutes and after an hour.

Debaser in Bloom