S by UY Studio
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S by UY Studio: A Woody Spicy Fragrance for Everyone S by UY Studio is a unisex fragrance from the woody spicy olfactory family. It features bergamot, cardamom, jasmine, amber, and rose. Created for men and women, it balances freshness, florals, and warmth in an aromatic composition. Bergamot brings a bright citrus touch, while cardamom adds a fresh spicy accent.…
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S by UY Studio: A Woody Spicy Fragrance for Everyone
S by UY Studio is a unisex fragrance from the woody spicy olfactory family. It features bergamot, cardamom, jasmine, amber, and rose.
Created for men and women, it balances freshness, florals, and warmth in an aromatic composition.
Bergamot brings a bright citrus touch, while cardamom adds a fresh spicy accent.
Jasmine and rose contribute an elegant floral character, supported by white floral and rosy accords.
Amber provides warmth and depth, with powdery and subtly animalic undertones.
The result is a versatile fragrance that works for a range of occasions, thanks to its blend of citrus, spice, and florals.
Those who enjoy warm, unisex woody spiciness with a soft floral touch and a comforting amber presence will feel right at home with this fragrance.
S is a well-rounded fragrance: spicy, floral, and warm, with a subtle depth that makes it easy to wear every day.
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