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Elder River by Damfool Perfume

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Elder River by Damfool Perfume: A Green, Mossy Unisex Fragrance Elder River is a unisex fragrance from Damfool Perfume, crafted by perfumer Waveman Kong. Its character blends the sharpness of galbanum with the warmth of nutmeg, rose, and moss. The composition opens with a green, aromatic accord led by galbanum, which brings a resinous and slightly bitter edge. As it…

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Main accord rosy Gender Men · Women Perfumer Waveman Kong

Elder River by Damfool Perfume: A Green, Mossy Unisex Fragrance

Elder River is a unisex fragrance from Damfool Perfume, crafted by perfumer Waveman Kong. Its character blends the sharpness of galbanum with the warmth of nutmeg, rose, and moss.

The composition opens with a green, aromatic accord led by galbanum, which brings a resinous and slightly bitter edge. As it evolves, nutmeg introduces a spicy, fresh facet, while rose adds a soft, elegant floral touch. In the base, moss provides an earthy, balsamic texture, creating a lasting and enveloping sillage.

Designed for those who appreciate natural, sophisticated, and versatile scents, suitable for both day and evening wear. It's ideal for lovers of green, woody, and botanical perfumes.

Elder River is a balanced and original offering that merges classic and contemporary elements. Its mossy, spicy trail makes it a memorable choice for any occasion.

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