CHASING GHOSTS

There is a very specific nostalgia in the scent of childhood movie afternoons, when the weekly money was just enough for a ticket and some candy. Chasing Ghosts pursues that memory without falling into easy sentimentality: rhubarb and grapefruit open with a playful, almost sweet acidity, while pink pepper introduces a tingling sensation that awakens the memory. Tea and rice provide a dry warmth, while orange blossom and solar notes recall those afternoons of warm light entering through dark cinema windows. The base, between white musk and modern woods, leaves a comforting feeling, like returning to a place that no longer exists but is still completely familiar. Chasing Ghosts doesn't seek to relive the past: it seeks to honor it.

Olfactory notes

Top notes: Rhubarb, Grapefruit, Pink pepper extract, Tea

Heart notes: Marijuana note / Cannabis sativa, Rice, Solar notes, Orange blossom absolute

Base notes: White musk, Cashmere wood, Ambroxan, Modern woods

Sensations

The opening is acidic and slightly sweet, with a spicy tingle that invigorates the senses. A green and solar warmth then unfolds through rice, orange blossom, and an enveloping herbal note. The base, between modern woods and white musk, closes with a comforting and lingering warmth.

Occasions for use

Afternoons of shared memories, reunions with old friends, any moment that calls for returning, if only for a while, to something simpler.

What makes it special

It balances gourmand and woody notes with an unconventional herbal facet that adds depth without losing warmth.

Final invitation

Some ghosts are worth chasing. This one, especially.