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Byron
The hum of a bustling city street, where the scent of freshly squeezed citrus mingles with spices and powders in the air.
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ByronHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Byron by Moresque, launched in 2022, is an Oriental Woody fragrance that weaves together the bright freshness of citrus with warm, spicy undertones and powdery musk. The composition opens with tangerine and lemon, bringing a zesty vibrancy to the top notes. As it develops, ginger and pink pepper add a sharp contrast to the heart of taif rose and jasmine, creating an intriguing interplay between freshness and warmth. The base layers of cedarwood, sandalwood, and patchouli ground the scent with earthy depth, while musk and vanilla offer a soft, enveloping finish.
Apply Byron to pulse points for an optimal experience — the fresh spicy top notes dissipate within two hours but allow the warm base notes to shine through. It’s best worn during cooler weather when its earthy warmth can fully envelop you.
Fig. 01 — Byron, Moresque
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