Poisonous Roots by Sorce
Men Women 2026
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A Venomous Green Veiled in Amber Poisonous Roots by Sorce, composed in 2026 by Caitlin Hayes, explores amber through a green and smoky lens. Designed for women and men alike, it places jasmine, incense, tea, vanilla absolute and black amber side by side within a single accord. Tea lends a leafy, vegetal coolness that sits alongside the white floral radiance…
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A Venomous Green Veiled in Amber
Poisonous Roots by Sorce, composed in 2026 by Caitlin Hayes, explores amber through a green and smoky lens.
Designed for women and men alike, it places jasmine, incense, tea, vanilla absolute and black amber side by side within a single accord.
Tea lends a leafy, vegetal coolness that sits alongside the white floral radiance of jasmine. The pairing feels crisp and slightly wild, with little overt sweetness.
Incense supplies the smoky, balsamic side, perceived as dark resin with a dry, polished grain. It lends structure and a shadowed quality that offsets the floral brightness.
Vanilla absolute contributes a creamy suppleness, whilst black amber emphasises a warm, spiced amber character. The combined impression is cosy and enveloping, yet faintly menacing.
The charm lies in that tension between freshness and resin, between floral light and amber darkness. The wear is assertive and after-dark, favouring strong silhouettes and low light.
It will suit those who favour smoky, green and balsamic ambers with jasmine and a measured vanilla, and enjoy a pronounced, nocturnal trail.
Poisonous Roots offers a distinctive green-smoked amber, faithful to its title and neatly judged, confirming Hayes's assured hand with darker materials.
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