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Andrea Maack · Sold as unisex
Coven
The moment when you step into a cozy, earthy nook filled with the rich scent of woodsmoke and spices after wandering through a dew-laden forest.
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CovenHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017 by Andrea Maack, Coven is an aromatic fragrance that weaves together the earthy and the spicy with a lush green mossiness at its core. The composition opens with a vibrant green accord, which quickly transitions into a warm, woody heart infused with hints of balsamic richness and vanilla sweetness. This juxtaposition creates a sense of grounding and warmth, making Coven an ideal scent for those seeking both sophistication and comfort.
Apply Coven to pulse points for a lasting warmth. The green mossiness will fade within an hour but the woody and balsamic notes will linger throughout the day, making it perfect for both daytime and evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Coven, Andrea Maack
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Céline Ripert
Céline Ripert, born and raised in the South of France, studied chemistry and apprenticed at the MANE Perfumery School in Bar-sur-Loup, starting in the chromatography department. M, in 2015.
Designer Andrea Maack
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