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Supremacy In Heaven
The quiet intensity of an office before the rush begins, where crisp notes meet subtle musk and the day feels full of potential.
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Supremacy In HeavenBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018 by Afnan Perfumes, Supremacy In Heaven is a Woody Aromatic fragrance that balances the freshness of citrus and green notes with the warmth of musky and woody accords. The opening presents bergamot and mandarin orange alongside green tea, creating an invigorating yet harmonious blend. As it settles, black currant adds a fruity depth, while sandalwood and musk provide a powdery, aromatic base that grounds the composition.
This fragrance is best applied in the morning for a fresh, invigorating start to the day. The citrus and green top notes are bright but don’t last long, so a light spritz on each wrist will ensure you get the most out of its aromatic warmth as it settles into the base.
Fig. 01 — Supremacy In Heaven, Afnan
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