ETER ARABIAN SKY

The opening is a serrated edge of lemon, bergamot, and pepper, sweetened slightly by pineapple and orange oil. As the initial brightness settles, a floral core of Egyptian geranium and ylang-ylang drifts into a base of caramel and leather. This is a study in dry textures; the cedar, patchouli, and vetiver create a rigid, woody foundation that holds steady against the heat. It leans into a powdery, amber finish that clings to fabric with persistent, quiet longevity, shifting away from standard cologne profiles toward something more grounded and architectural.