Note

pepper

deep, a top note.

Catch-all term for peppercorn-derived notes. Could mean pink pepper (Schinus), black pepper (Piper nigrum), or Sichuan pepper. Sharp, fresh, slightly numbing. 'Pepper' alone usually means black peppercorn.

⊛ called pepper, but not the same thing

⊛ how it wears

⊛ where it tends to sit

most often on top, sometimes in the heart, rarely in the base.

⊛ same note, six voices

⊛ ways to wear it

⊛ some scents that wear it

amber & spice · fresh & green · woods & leather · gourmands · florals · chypre

⊛ often found with

sandalwood · patchouli · bergamot · vetiver · cedar · musk · amber · mandarin orange

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