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Brent Leonesio by UNTITLED · Sold as unisex
UNTITLED No.8
The low hum of a velvet-draped room, where tobacco smoke lingers and leather-bound books line the shelves.
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UNTITLED No.8How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
UNTITLED No.8, created by perfumer Brent Leonesio and launched in 2011, is a composition that blends the warmth of tobacco with the depth of leather and oud. The fragrance opens with a musky and powdery accord, which gives way to yellow florals and animalic notes, creating a complex interplay between softness and intensity. This unisex scent captures the essence of a sophisticated evening, where the lingering smoke of tobacco meets the rich textures of leather and the earthy warmth of oud.
UNTITLED No.8 is best applied in moderation — one to two sprays are sufficient for its rich base notes to unfold gradually throughout the evening. Allow it to sit close to the skin rather than projecting it into a room, as this will enhance the intimate and layered experience.
Fig. 01 — UNTITLED No.8, Brent Leonesio by UNTITLED
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Brent Leonesio
LA fun, bottledBrent Leonesio is the perfumer behind Smell Bent, a Los Angeles-based fragrance brand known for fun, affordable scents.
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