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Copper Skies
The cozy warmth of an autumn evening spent in a well-lit, wood-paneled room with the scent of beeswax candles and smoldering tobacco.
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Copper SkiesHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2012 by the indie line Kerosene, Copper Skies is a Woody Aromatic creation by perfumer John Pegg. This fragrance opens with warm spices and honey, creating an inviting warmth that sets the stage for its deeper layers. At its heart lies beeswax, amber, and tobacco, which blend to form a rich, slightly smoky base that feels both comforting and intriguingly complex. The animalic notes add depth, making Copper Skies a scent that is both earthy and sophisticated.
Two sprays are sufficient — the warm spices and honey top notes open up quickly but fade after about an hour. The woody base carries it through the day, so layer accordingly for a more extended wear.
Fig. 01 — Copper Skies, Kerosene
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John Pegg
Grease, dirt, and KeroseneJohn Pegg is an American perfumer born and raised in St. Clair, Michigan, who grew up drawn to painting and motorcycles rather than the area's dominant automobile industry, developing a fondness for the scents of dirt, grease, and oil.
Designer Kerosene
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