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Commodity · Sold as masculine
Book
The quiet moments of introspection in a well-loved library, where the scent of aged wood and soft musk mingle with a hint of fresh pages.
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BookHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ketrin Leka crafted Book by Commodity as a unisex fragrance that blends aromatic freshness with warm, woody notes. The composition opens with a crisp blend of Virginia Cedar and Eucalyptus, which gives way to the rich, earthy tones of Palisander Rosewood and Cypress. Bergamot adds a bright citrus touch, while Amyris provides a fresh spicy contrast. As it evolves, Amber, Sandalwood, and Musk create a powdery warmth that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Apply one or two sprays to ensure the aromatic top notes don't overshadow the warm base. This fragrance blooms gradually over time, so it's best worn during cooler hours when its powdery warmth can shine without overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Book, Commodity
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Ketrin Leka
From lab formulation to Director of Fragrance DevelopmentKetrin Leka is the Director of Fragrance Development at French Color & Fragrance in Englewood, New Jersey, with more than seventeen years in the industry.
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