WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT LAYERING IN THEORY.
HOW SCENT CAN SHIFT, HOW IT CAN FEEL MORE PERSONAL. 

NOW, LET’S GET INTO PRACTICE.

SOME FRAGRANCES ARE MEANT TO BE WORN IN CONVERSATION.
VANILLA MUSE AND TOBACCO ROSE ARE ONE OF THOSE PAIRS.

ON THEIR OWN, THEY FEEL DISTINCT.
TOGETHER, THEY FEEL LIVED-IN.

START WITH TOBACCO ROSE.

IT SETS THE BASE: SMOKY, DRY, A LITTLE MOODY.
APPLY IT FIRST, CLOSE TO THE SKIN. WRISTS, COLLARBONE, THE HOLLOW AT THE NECK.

LET IT SETTLE.

THEN ADD VANILLA MUSE.

A SOFTER NOTE THAT WARMS THE EDGES AND PULLS THE SCENT IN.

THE RESULT ISN’T SWEET.
IT’S NOT FLORAL-HEAVY EITHER.

THE ROSE LOSES ITS SHARPNESS.
THE TOBACCO FEELS SMOOTHER, LESS STRUCTURED.
THE VANILLA STAYS QUIET, CREAMY, CLOSE.

TRY IT ON DIFFERENT DAYS.
MORE TOBACCO AT NIGHT.
MORE VANILLA WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING SOFTER.

THERE’S NO FINAL VERSION.
JUST A BALANCE YOU COME BACK TO.

THIS IS WHAT LAYERING IS FOR.
NOT TO CREATE SOMETHING NEW...
BUT TO MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOURS.