Welcome to Year of the Snake—where fragrance becomes a statement, and confidence coils with elegance and mystery. Inspired by transformation, power, and allure, each scent is a bold expression of seduction and strength. Step into the world where boundaries are redefined and style is anything but ordinary. Let your presence strike before you speak.
Scent Profile
Accords (Individual scents combine into accords)
Year of the Snake opens with a lush burst of tropical sunshine and creamy coconut, immediately transporting you to an exotic escape. A touch of fruity brightness adds playful warmth, wrapped in soft, smooth lactonic layers that melt into the skin. At its heart, delicate iris and subtle powdery notes introduce elegance and depth, blending effortlessly into a sensual base of rich amber, soft vanilla, and dry woody accords.
Notes
Year of the Snake opens with a vibrant fusion of Pineapple, Iris, Ginger, and Cypress, delivering a burst of fruity brightness with a fresh, slightly spicy edge. The iris adds a soft powdery elegance, while the ginger and cypress ground the opening with a crisp, green twist. In the heart, creamy Coconut and smooth Woodsy Notes bring a tropical, lactonic, and woody richness that wraps the skin in warmth and ease—like golden light on sun-touched skin. The base reveals a sensual blend of Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Amber, and Ambergris, creating a finish that is irresistibly sweet, gently resinous, and softly glowing with vanilla and amber depth
Experience the Essence
Year of the Snake is more than a fragrance—it’s an ode to transformation, temptation, and inner power. Crafted for those who move with quiet intensity and radiate effortless allure, it captures the duality of softness and strength. For the soul that evolves, enchants, and always strikes with purpose—Year of the Snake leaves behind not just a scent, but a legacy. It doesn’t follow trends; it coils around them and reshapes the narrative. Enigmatic, elegant, and dangerously refined—Year of the Snake is the fragrance of those who were never meant to blend in.
