Dirty Figgin' Jasmine

This perfume is a testament to how it is when a creative brings together inspiration from different periods and allow them all to marry into a complete "composition" of a fragrance. Each of the main components of this perfume came months apart and I had no idea that they would ever all work in unison. I first created the fig accord after a day I was inspired at the grocery store and saw them during the very short season that we have. Weeks later I had the idea for a honey-amber accord. One that would encompass the depth of a traditional Amber accord, but lean more towards the raw subtle natural sweetness of honey and its comb. Lastly just a few nights ago after I had already gone to bed the universe kept "knocking at my door" with the idea of a heady indolic Jasmine perfume. Usually I would just jot down a few notes and try to get back to bed, but this night I literally had to get out of bed and create a full formula. I was pretty satisfied with what I had come up with and went back to sleep. Then when I woke up to evaluate, it smelled a little flat. Like it was missing something. Then I looked up at the Amber accord and the fig sitting right next to it. I did a little balancing but I knew immediately that I had it. Now typically it takes a while for a perfume name to come to me, but as soon as I smelled the final version I had it; "Dirty Figgin' Jasmine"

It's fig, it's Jasmine, it's slightly dirty and animalic from the honey and musks, but not at all too overdone.

Notes:

-Jasmine

-Fig

-Honey Amber