Notes / Composition

From the official listings and fragrance‑databases:

• Top Notes: Floral notes 

• Middle Notes: More floral notes 

• Base Notes: Vanilla, Caramel, Musk, Woody undertones, Sugar 

How It Smells & Evolves

Here’s how Golden Musk tends to develop when you wear it or use the oil:

1. Opening / First Moments
   It starts with a soft floral sweetness. You’ll immediately feel a floral bouquet quality — something gentle, classic but glowing. 

2. Heart / Middle Phase
   The florals linger and mingle with sweet gourmand facets. Vanilla and caramel start showing themselves, making the scent richer and more indulgent. The sweetness becomes more pronounced. 

3. Dry‑Down / Base
   As it settles, the musk and woody undertones become more noticeable, giving depth and warmth. Sugar and vanilla provide a cozy, almost dessert‑like softness. The woods/Musk keep everything from becoming cloying, adding a warm foundation. 

Character & Feel

• Golden Musk feels sweet, warm, and inviting. There is a gourmand element (vanilla + caramel + sugar) that gives a comforting “dessert‑like” sweetness, but it’s balanced by floral top notes and soft woody/musky base. 

• It leans unisex: people of all genders can wear it. The sweetness and softness make it accessible; the musk/woods give it enough backbone. 

• Aromatically, it sits somewhere between “sweet floral” and “gourmand floral.” It’s not a purely edible perfume, but the vanilla + caramel make you think of something dessertish, cozy.

What It’s Good For

• Ideal for everyday wear when you want something that lifts the mood but isn’t too bold.

• Great for evenings, social settings, or times when you want to feel cozy and elegant.

• Nice for cooler weather or air‑conditioned spaces where sweet/gourmand notes shine.

• Since it’s an oil format, it tends to stay fairly close to skin and gives intimate projection. Good if you prefer scents that linger without overwhelming.