Caramel Macchiato + Smokey Vanilla Extrait de Parfum

Pull up a chair. The first breath is immediate comfort—roasted coffee beans still warm, a drizzle of caramel sweetness, the faintest crack of black pepper to wake up your senses. This is the smell of your favorite corner booth, morning light through foggy windows, nowhere else to be.

Lavender arrives like an unexpected twist, herbal and almost soapy-clean against all that coffeehouse warmth. It shouldn't work. It does—brilliantly. Steamed milk and orange blossom soften the edges, creating a latte-like creaminess that feels like cashmere against skin. The effect is cozy without being cloying, familiar yet somehow elevated. Vanilla anchors everything, but not the sugary kind.

This is smoky, almost woody—bean pods split open, caramelized at the edges. Cedar adds quiet structure while musk keeps things intimate, close, the kind of scent that makes people lean in during conversation. Hours later, it's still there: that gentle roasted sweetness humming against warm skin.

Inviting. Unhurried. The olfactory equivalent of "stay a little longer." For those who know the best moments happen between the rush.