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Lost Americana
The scent of an old leather-bound journal in the attic, filled with memories of family gatherings and holiday feasts.
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Lost AmericanaBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lost Americana by Dossier, launched in 2025, is a rich blend of warm spices and sweet balsamic notes that evoke the essence of American nostalgia. The composition opens with incense and pink pepper, setting a spicy stage that transitions into cinnamon, myrrh, and nutmeg, creating an inviting warmth. This leads to a heart of chocolate and suede, grounding the fragrance in a smoky, comforting blend. Finally, vanilla and patchouli settle into a base that reads as cozy and lasting.
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points. The cinnamon and incense notes are bright and upfront but give way to a deeper, warmer base that blooms after an hour. Best worn during cooler evenings when the spicy sweetness can envelop you.
Fig. 01 — Lost Americana, Dossier
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