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Simone Andreoli · Sold as unisex
Sentosa
The quiet luxury of a cozy room with the fire still burning low, where the air is filled with notes of warmth and comfort.
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SentosaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2011 by Simone Andreoli, Sentosa is a composition that balances warmth and complexity with an enveloping embrace. The fragrance opens with the spicy notes of cinnamon and pink pepper, creating a tension that's quickly met by the rich balsamic tones of sandalwood and labdanum. As it settles into its base, ambergris and vanilla add a luxurious animalic touch, while patchouli grounds the composition with an earthy warmth. This unisex scent is designed to be both intimate and enduring, perfect for those who appreciate layers of nuance in their fragrances.
Apply Sentosa to pulse points for a gradual build-up that allows each layer to unfold. The spicy top notes are short-lived, so reapply if you want them to linger throughout the day. The base notes will carry through, providing a comforting warmth even as the initial intensity fades.
Fig. 01 — Sentosa, Simone Andreoli
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