BROWN LEATHER
BROWN LEATHER
A warm, rich, and timeless fragrance that evokes the essence of classic sophistication. With deep, earthy leather at its core, it blends subtly smoky and woody undertones to create a scent that is both rugged and elegant. Perfect for those who appreciate strength, confidence, and refined style, Brown Leather leaves a lasting impression of understated luxury and enduring charm.
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Fragrance Notes
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Top Notes: Cardamom
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Middle Notes: Leather, Jasmine Sambac
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Base Notes: Amber, Moss, Patchouli
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1. Apply to Pulse Points
Gently dab the perfume oil onto your pulse points — such as the wrists, behind the ears, neck, and the inner elbows.
These warm areas help the scent develop and release naturally throughout the day.
2. Don’t Rub — Let It Settle
Avoid rubbing your wrists together after applying. This can break down the fragrance molecules and alter the scent.
Simply dab and let the oil absorb into your skin.
3. Moisturise First
For best results, apply perfume oil to slightly moisturised skin. Oils last longer on hydrated skin, helping the scent stay rich and smooth for hours.
4. Layer for Depth
You can layer your perfume oil with a matching spray perfume or unscented body lotion to enhance its longevity and projection.
5. Use Sparingly
Perfume oils are concentrated — a few drops go a long way. Start small, and build up if you’d like a stronger scent.
6. Don't apply to clothes
don't apply perfume oils directly to clothes as they could stain. Instead apply it to your palms first, gently dab then apply to your clothes.
1. Keep Away from Direct Sunlight
Store your perfume oils in a cool, dark place. Direct sunlight and heat can break down the natural oils and alter the scent over time.
2. Avoid Extreme Temperatures
Perfume oils are sensitive to temperature changes. Avoid storing them in bathrooms or cars where heat and humidity fluctuate — a drawer or perfume cabinet is ideal.
3. Store Upright and Securely Closed
Always keep bottles tightly sealed and standing upright to prevent oxidation and leakage. Air exposure can weaken the fragrance and reduce its shelf life.
4. Use Glass, Not Plastic
If you decant your perfume oil, use dark glass bottles (amber or black) to protect the scent from light. Plastic can react with oils and affect their quality.
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BROWN LEATHER
