Does the smoke note in Indigo Smoke smell like a campfire?+−
It is more of an aromatic, ritualistic smoke than a harsh campfire. Because the smoke is derived from Lapsang Souchong tea and incense rather than just birch tar, it feels more like a fragrant plume of tea steam or high-end incense.
Is this appropriate for the office or business settings?+−
While it is a smoky fragrance, the citrus and apricot notes give it a refined quality that makes it more wearable in professional settings than heavier, more aggressive "leather and smoke" scents. However, it is most often used for leisure and evening occasions.
How does the apricot affect the overall scent?+−
The apricot provides a subtle fruitiness that isn't sugary. Instead, it offers a velvety, slightly leathery texture that bridges the gap between the bitter orange at the top and the dense woods at the base.
How long does the fragrance typically last on the skin?+−
Community feedback suggests reliable longevity that lasts through a standard workday. It has moderate sillage, meaning it creates a noticeable aura around the wearer without overwhelming a room.
