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Winter lets us sit with our fragrances more – the colder weather means they don’t blossom quite as headily; and those subtler changes across the on-wrist lifetime are far more noticeable (not to mention more rewarding).
Smokes, resins, and woods definitely have a place when the mercury drops. But so do citruses, herbs, florals, and fruits. It’s just as fun smelling like a boozy Chesterfield as it is a mortar of medicinal petals. So if you don’t want to smell like you’ve just…
