Raspberry LeafOpens with
RoseHeart
PatchouliDries down to
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Sana Jardin · Sold as unisex
Incense Water
The quiet moment when the last light fades into twilight, where subtle scents mingle in the air.
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Incense WaterHow it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
HeartThe Soul
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
Incense Water by Sana Jardin was launched in 2021, a creation from the perfumer Carlos Benaïm. This fragrance opens with the fresh and herbal raspberry leaf, leading into pimento seeds that add a warm, spicy edge. The heart of bergamot and rose brings a delicate floral aroma, enhanced by rose oil and rose water. As it settles, patchouli and musk create a musky base, grounded by sandalwood, adding depth and warmth to the composition. Incense Water is neither strictly floral nor woody but rather a harmonious blend of these elements, capturing an essence that feels both modern and lasting.
Apply Incense Water lightly to allow each layer to unfold naturally throughout the day. The fresh top notes dissipate quickly, so reapply if you want a continuous presence of the rose and patchouli heart. This fragrance works best close to skin, where it maintains its warmth and depth.
Fig. 01 — Incense Water, Sana Jardin
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Carlos Benaïm
The quiet geniusCarlos Benaïm is a master perfumer at IFF whose name may not be widely recognized outside the industry, yet his creations have shaped the olfactory landscape of the past four decades.
“Perfumers always strive to create a scent that will have long lasting appeal but we never fully know in advance.”
Carlos Benaïm · The Candy Perfume Boy, April 2015
Designer Sana Jardin
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