Hey Fragrance Fam,
A few new drops just landed, and these are already getting a lot of attention. Yes, in a “wait, what are you wearing?” way. The kind of scents people crawl back to! For my birthday, I wore the new Angham Second Song, and let's just say, people were on me all night!
Here are a few drops worth knowing about right now:

A fragrance composed like a melody, where every note leaves a lasting impression. This fragrance catered to women is an absolute stunner. It’s long lasting and projects like a beautiful song. I wore it for my birthday to test it out and received a lot of compliments, so it’s good for the fellas as well.
Top notes open with pear blossom and bergamot.
Middle Notes: orange blossom, praline, and peony,
Base Notes: into ambroxan, vanilla, tonka bean, and musk.

9 PM Night Out by Afnan opens with juicy fruit, smooth lavender, and a splash of cognac, pulling you straight into the night. I love me a liquor notes! This perfectly unisex fragrance is not only good for a night out, but also a day time thrill. It’s a vibe.
Top Notes: Pitahaya, Lavender, Cognac, Apple, Bergamot
Middle Notes: Toffee, Cardamom, Suede, Cedar, Mahonial
Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Ambrofix, Patchouli, Akigalawood

Eshal Musk by Paris Corner opens with delicate florals kissed by a gentle touch of sweetness, and is irresistibly feminine. It’s a smooth and fresh fragrance that will serve well as a gift.
Top Notes: Lily of the Valley, Caramel, Lotus
Middle Notes: Jasmine, Freesia, Violet
Base Notes: Ambroxan, Vanilla, Musk
Final thought
What I like about this group is the balance. Sweet, clean, bold, and wearable, different directions, same goal: smelling put together without overthinking it.
Tip of the Week
Don’t rub your wrists or neck after spraying
Rubbing breaks down top notes and kills the opening. Spray, let it breathe, move on.
And if you missed last week’s newsletter, Buy yourself flowers… or this, it’s worth checking out. I break down Valentine’s-leaning picks and how to think about fragrance as a form of self-care, not just gifting.
Thanks for reading this week’s newsletter!
Talk soon,
— Garin