Coya

Coya lives on the border between two moods: the golden light of a summer noon and a shadow that slips beneath. It opens with a luminous and slightly bitter green, fresh as skin newly emerged from the water, and gradually blooms into a warm, velvety blush that becomes increasingly intimate. There is something sunny and something twisted about it; sensual without excess, strange without effort. It is a genderless extract, blended by hand in small batches in Spain, that does not explain its contradictions: it wears them naturally, like one who knows that the most interesting beauty is the one that does not quite fit.

Fragrance notes

Top notes: Green Mandarin, Sparkling Citrus, Damp Petals

Heart notes: Rose de Mai, Velvety Woods, Saffron Suede

Base notes: Cashmere Musks, Amber Woods, Oakmoss

Sensations

It begins with the spark of green mandarin and citrus, moistened by freshly watered petals that give it an almost vegetal freshness. In the heart, rose de mai blooms, softened by velvety woods and pierced by a saffron suede that gives it a warm and slightly dark side. The base is soft and deep: cashmere musks, amber woods, and oakmoss.

Occasions for use

For the end of summer and the mild days of the shoulder season, for sunset walks or for dates where you want to leave a luminous and somewhat enigmatic impression.

What makes it special

It brings together what normally does not coexist: bitter green and floral blush, light and suede. Its balance lies precisely in not resolving that tension. It is a perfume with character, difficult to classify and easy to remember.

Final invitation to discover it

Put on a little sun, and a little trouble: Coya awaits you.