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Italian Kush
The vibrant chaos of an Italian market — where bright citrus fruits sit alongside fresh herbs and warm spices, creating a sensory explosion that is both invigorating and grounding.
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Italian KushHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Italian Kush by Boy Smells, launched in 2022, is a bold and complex fragrance that blends aromatic and woody accords with fresh and warm spices. The composition opens with the bright citrus notes of Limoncello and Pomelo, which are immediately grounded by the earthy richness of basil and black pepper. As it evolves, the scent introduces an unexpected cannabis note, creating a tension between freshness and warmth. This is further enhanced by the woody base notes of sandalwood, agarwood, and patchouli, offering a smoky, herbal finish that lingers on the skin.
Apply this fragrance in layers for the best effect. Start with one spray, allow it to settle, then add another after 10 minutes. The cannabis note fades quickly, so the woody base will carry you through the day, making it perfect for a long-lasting, intriguing scent.
Fig. 01 — Italian Kush, Boy Smells
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
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