Fading Rouge - Inspired by Lost Cherry (Tom Ford)

Fading Rouge, inspired by Lost Cherry by Tom Ford, is known for its bold and luxurious composition that revolves around the rich and sensual aroma of cherries. The fragrance is designed to evoke a sense of indulgence and mystery, playing with the contrast between sweet and deep, fruity and woody, and capturing the essence of a ripe and juicy cherry.

Fading Rouge is a unisex fragrance, with a bold and seductive character that can be appreciated by individuals who enjoy complex and decadent scents. It's intended to evoke feelings of indulgence, sensuality, and a touch of forbidden desire.

Notes:

• Cherry: The central note of the fragrance, cherry, is prominent and sets the tone for the entire composition. It offers a luscious and sweet fruitiness that's balanced by other elements.
• Tonka Bean: Tonka bean adds a creamy and slightly spicy dimension to the fragrance, enhancing its depth and providing a rich base.
• Bitter Almond: Bitter almond contributes an aspect of contrast, adding an element of bitterness and enhancing the complexity of the scent.
• Turkish Rose: Rose notes provide a floral richness, adding a layer of sophistication and elegance to the composition.
• Jasmine Sambac: Jasmine offers a hint of floral warmth and sensuality, complementing the other notes and contributing to the overall allure.
• Sandalwood: Sandalwood brings a woody and creamy texture to the fragrance, anchoring the composition and adding longevity.

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