No. 8 Fragrance

I keep catching whiffs of the orange cake and asphalt combo hours after spraying—it's weirdly comforting, like a warm summer street. The Sitka spruce adds a fresh, grounding layer that makes it feel truly unique.

The tart rhubarb and bergamot hit first, bright and sharp, but then the asphalt and spruce settle in underneath—it’s like a rainy city street meets a forest. I’ve never smelled anything that pulls off that contrast so well, and it lasts most of the day on my skin.

The asphalt note is what got me — it’s weirdly grounding, like rain on a hot street, and the orange cake softens it just enough. I’ve been wearing it for a week and keep catching whiffs of that Sitka spruce that make me stop and breathe. It’s the most nostalgic thing I’ve smelled in years.