MINTY, RESINOUS, SPIRITUAL I built Nom de Guerre around Boswellia sacra frankincense from Oman. I wanted to reimagine incense beyond cold, clinical associations while keeping its spiritual origin intact. This is my night-to-dawn fragrance. To open the scent with clarity, I used a trace of spearmint as a cool, camphoric lift that brightens the incense and makes it feel alive on your skin. Wild lavender gives the perfume diffusion and breath, fresh and herbaceous, lifting the resinous core. To warm the structure, I chose angelica root, earthy and golden, sitting beside frankincense and opopanax. Vetiver anchors everything without adding weight. The result is incense made luminous, sheer, and modern. TOP Spearmint (USA), Bergamot (Italy) MIDDLE Lavender (France), Geranium (Egypt) BASE Frankincense (Oman), Agarwood, Angelica Root (Germany), Cistus (Spain), Vanilla Bean (Madagascar), Tonka Bean (Brazil)
