Dark Matter — House of Cosmo

Dark Matter by House of Cosmo is a mysterious and powerful Parfum built around dark fruits, smoky woods, tobacco, iris, musk, and oud. Inspired by the unseen force of dark matter itself, the fragrance explores contrast—juicy sweetness against smoke, creamy florals against tobacco, and deep woods against sensual musk.

The fragrance opens with ripe blackberry and aromatic davana layered over the smoky, atmospheric character of Vaporwoods. As it develops, creamy iris butter meets incense and blonde tobacco, creating a smooth yet shadowy heart. The dry down becomes darker and more commanding as Akigalawood, cypriol, musk, and oud combine for a woody, earthy, and deeply sensual finish.

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes:
Blackberry – Dark, juicy, and slightly tart, bringing a rich fruity sweetness to the opening.
Davana Essence – Aromatic, fruity, and subtly boozy with warm herbal nuances.
Vaporwoods – A smoky, atmospheric woody accord that gives the opening a mysterious edge.

Middle Notes:
Incense – Smoky, resinous, and meditative, adding depth and darkness.
Iris Butter – Creamy, powdery, and luxurious, providing a sophisticated softness against the darker notes.
Blonde Tobacco – Smooth, warm, and gently sweet, adding a refined tobacco character without overwhelming the composition.

Base Notes:
Akigalawood – Spicy, woody, and slightly peppery, providing modern depth and structure.
Cypriol – Earthy, smoky, and woody with a dry, almost leathery character.
Musk – Soft and sensual, creating a smooth skin-like foundation.
Oud – Deep, rich, and woody, completing the fragrance with a dark and luxurious finish.

Overall Scent Profile:
Dark Fruity • Smoky • Woody • Tobacco • Powdery • Spicy • Musky • Oud • Mysterious

Concentration:
Parfum

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