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Simone Andreoli · Sold as unisex
Smoke Of God
The hush of a library filled with ancient texts, where each breath seems to carry the scent of countless stories and secrets.
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Smoke Of GodHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018 by Simone Andreoli, Smoke Of God is a scent that marries the warmth of amber and woody notes with the enigmatic depth of smoky incense. The composition begins with elemi resin and styrax, creating a rich aromatic opening that transitions into a heart of absinthe and amyris, adding an unexpected twist of green freshness. The base notes of cashmere wood and leather ground the fragrance, lending it a profound sense of warmth and depth.
Apply Smoke Of God in light layers — its smoky incense notes bloom gradually on skin over time. The rich base of leather and wood ensures it remains close to the body rather than projecting widely, making it ideal for intimate settings or cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Smoke Of God, Simone Andreoli
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Simone Andreoli
Simone Andreoli was born in 1990 in Carpi, Italy, and discovered his interest in fragrance at age eight during a family holiday in Provence.
Designer Simone Andreoli
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