Joker by Lost Tribe
Men Women 2024
Description
Joker by Lost Tribe is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. This new creation was launched in 2024. The nose behind this composition is Mathew Schmuelian. The top notes are cardamom, ambergris, geranium and nutmeg; the heart notes include massoia wood, coffee, amber, tobacco, castoreum, rose, champaca, nutmeg, sambac jasmine and Indian jasmine; the base notes are dark chocolate,…
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Key notes
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Top
cardamom
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Heart
Massoia Tree
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Base
Dark Chocolate
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About Joker
Joker by Lost Tribe is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. This new creation was launched in 2024. The nose behind this composition is Mathew Schmuelian. The top notes are cardamom, ambergris, geranium and nutmeg; the heart notes include massoia wood, coffee, amber, tobacco, castoreum, rose, champaca, nutmeg, sambac jasmine and Indian jasmine; the base notes are dark chocolate, labdanum, honey, Mysore sandalwood, oak, castoreum, oud wood, vanilla, ambrette musk, natural musk and Vietnamese oud.
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