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MiN NEW YORK · Sold as unisex
MOON DUST
The stillness of a night walk under the moon, where earthy scents mingle with subtle spices and musk.
Smells likepetrichor (rain on dry earth)
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MOON DUSTHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014, MOON DUST by MiN NEW YORK is a fragrance that captures the essence of an otherworldly journey. The composition opens with mineral and ozonic notes, evoking the crispness of moonlit air. Carrot seeds and coriander add subtle warmth, while tobacco brings a touch of earthy richness. As it settles into its base, benzoin and black musk create a powdery, musky finish that reads as both intimate and mysterious.
Apply this fragrance in light layers; the mineral opening is delicate but distinct. The base notes take about an hour to fully bloom, so give it time before reapplying. It's best for evenings when you want a scent that feels both mysterious and close to skin.
Fig. 01 — MOON DUST, MiN NEW YORK
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