After Last Night - (Unisex)

PERFUME | GOURMAND | SPICY
Packaging 50ml
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Regular price 39.990 Ft Sale price 39.990 Ft Regular price 49.990 Ft
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After Last Night is the morning you experience after a night you'll never forget, although... you might not even regret it.

The opening is powerful and a lot, literally. Too much. The intense sweet, salty, and slightly burnt aroma of roasted peanuts fills your entire body, and you definitely won't forget its scent. It's accompanied by a hint of orange, but not enough to balance or soothe it, it's just there.

Its heart quiets down a bit, but believe me, it doesn't get any easier. The spicy, dusty, and dry scent of cinnamon comes into play, creating a somewhat similar sensation to the beginning of the perfume. Here, you can decide whether you can wear the scent and its consequences, or not.

However, the base is soft and quiet, like when you finally lie down in your bed at home after a noisy night, and the clamor and rush fade away, and you can finally rest. Creamy sandalwood and vanilla accompany you and stay with you until morning.

When you wake up, you'll feel that it was a night you'll never forget.

INGREDIENTS: ALCOHOL DENAT., PERFUME, AQUA, COUMARIN, LIMONENE, BENZYL BENZOATE, VANILLIN, BENZYL ALCOHOL, SANTALOL, LINALOOL, ISOEUGENOL, CITRAL

Curing:
3 weeks in 100% oil · 2 weeks in alcohol

All perfume oils are aged for 3 weeks as 100% oil, and then for another 2 weeks in a diluted state.

Fragrance Notes

Roasted Peanuts

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Cinnamon

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Sandalwood

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Vanilla

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Sweet Orange

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Roasted Peanuts

Origin: A memory of fire and dry heat. Not extracted from nature - but reconstructed from its best moment.
In the formula: Toasted, nutty warmth. In gourmand formulas, it is the layer that makes the fragrance evoke comfort and desire simultaneously.
Source: Synthetic.

Cinnamon

Origin: From the island of Ceylon, from the bark of Cinnamomum verum — one of the most passionate characters among spices.
In the formula: Pungent and warm heart note. In small doses, it is invigorating — but never fails to make its presence felt. Precisely dosed due to IFRA restrictions.
Source: Natural essential oil and synthetic molecules.

Sandalwood

Origin: Mysore, India — the original, CITES-protected species. Creamy, milky, skin-warm. A tree that grows for decades before it is ready for processing.
In the formula: Smoothes and retains. Carries and unifies other materials — the binding agent of the formula, never intrusive.
Source: Natural and synthetic.

Vanilla

Origin: Fermented fruit of the Madagascan orchid — tropical slowness, handcraft, patience.
In the formula: Warms, rounds, softens. Not a candy — but the balsamic, final layer of the formula, connecting everything.
Source: Natural absolutes and synthetic aroma compounds.

Sweet Orange

Origin: Sweet orange, cold-pressed from peel – Spain, Brazil, Italy. Friendlier and warmer than its citrus siblings.
In the formula: A juicy, warm top note that suggests approachability. It doesn't threaten – it invites.
Source: Natural essential oil.

After a long night

It will probably take you by surprise when you smell it. The roasted peanuts have just been taken out of the oven, next to which cinnamon sticks are stored. At first, it's strange and heavy, but as time passes, it becomes more and more pleasant. The sandalwood and vanilla base prevents the scent from becoming a spice market.

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Social and environmental responsibility

The world of perfumes has a huge impact on everything, so we give our best

We work with consciously selected perfume ingredients, striving to minimize unnecessary burden and waste throughout the entire creative process.

Raw, characterful scents that don't blend into the space, but dominate it, leaving a mark in the air and deciding for you that you are present.

We create fragrances that are timeless and long-lasting, so they are not consumables, but long-term decisions - for more conscious consumption.