Poisonous Roots by Sorce
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Green Poison in a Dark Amber Poisonous Roots by Sorce is a 2026 creation by perfumer Caitlin Hayes. Made for women and men, it brings together jasmine, incense, tea, vanilla absolute and black amber as concurrent facets of one idea. The green impression tied to tea gives vegetal freshness, softened by the white floral glow of jasmine. The effect stays…
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About Poisonous Roots
Green Poison in a Dark Amber
Poisonous Roots by Sorce is a 2026 creation by perfumer Caitlin Hayes.
Made for women and men, it brings together jasmine, incense, tea, vanilla absolute and black amber as concurrent facets of one idea.
The green impression tied to tea gives vegetal freshness, softened by the white floral glow of jasmine. The effect stays bright and leafy rather than sweet.
Smoky and balsamic character comes from incense, felt as a dark resin with a dry edge. It adds density and shadows the floral softness with a somber tint.
Vanilla absolute lends creamy roundness, while black amber deepens the warm spiced amber feeling. Together they create an enveloping texture that feels cozy yet unsettling.
Overall the scent thrives on contrast: leafy coolness against resinous warmth, floral clarity against dark sweetness. It wears as a bold evening statement with a feral polish.
It will appeal to fans of smoky green ambers with white flowers and a restrained vanilla who want presence with an edgy, nocturnal feel.
Poisonous Roots delivers a green, smoky amber with a sharp point of view, true to its name without excess, and shows Hayes working confidently in a darker mode.
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