
What it smells like
Bergamot lifts the opening with a clean citrus brightness that fades quickly, making way for a dense, rosy heart that reads simultaneously romantic and resinous. The rose here isn't powdery or delicate — it's thick, almost waxy, pressed against a dark oud that smolders rather than shouts. Sandalwood and vanilla pull the dry-down into something creamy and warm, with amber deepening the base into a skin-close sweetness. Sillage is moderate; projection is intimate by the second hour, leaving a soft musk trail. — Best worn on cool evenings by anyone who wants depth without aggression.
We haven't found a match for More Than Words that we can stand behind. These are the closest scents by shared notes that do have one.