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Spectre I: Untethered

VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED

£175

Spectre I: Untethered opens with vibrant, floral, and sweet Sicilian green mandarin and folded Sicilian tangerine oils. The heart is designed to be weightless, fractured floral notes that breathe air and radiance into the composition. The base carries the power. Sandalwood gives smooth structure, an ambergris accord provides mineral warmth, and modern woody ambers provide explosive push whilst exalting musks help to tame their raspy nature. Worn alone, it feels minimalist and nude. When layered with other perfumes it lends brightness, expansive diffusion and a considerable lifespan. Release ye

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED, number 13843911. Checked 2026-08-29.
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