Spiritual Healing

sweet berry-floral leather smoke
Scent Notes
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The full profile.
Think sweet berry-floral leather smoke: that is Mark Buxton Spiritual Healing. It opens with black currant blossom and davana, moves into elderberry and osmanthus and settles on castoreum and labdanum.
This fragrance works across all four seasons and is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days. Released in 2021.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something fruity and playful for casual days.
- Sample first if: fruity is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you dislike floral fragrances.
Around $165.
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Best for
- Casual
Scendira lists 14 Mark Buxton perfumes, from about $100 to $196. The Mark Buxton perfumes most discussed among people who discuss fragrance online are Devil in Disguise, Emotional Drop and Free, and they share a vetiver and wood backbone with cool, green or smoky openings.
What the Mark Buxton picks smell like
Devil in Disguise (Eau de Parfum, 2021) is cool ginger and rhubarb with dewy neroli, opening on rhubarb leaf and ginger and drying to vetiver, patchouli and musk.
Emotional Drop reads as cool berries and violet leaves over creamy florals, with gooseberry, violet leaves and neroli at the start and vetiver, balsam fir and sandalwood at the end.
Smoky incense and spicy resin on pine and bergamot make up Free, which opens with bergamot, clove and black pepper and rests on frankincense, labdanum and patchouli.
Next steps: vetiver perfumes, incense perfumes, or a different house from the brands index.
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Common questions.
It smells like sweet berry-floral leather smoke. It opens with black currant blossom and davana, moves into elderberry and osmanthus and settles on castoreum and labdanum.
It works across all four seasons. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days.
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