BUENOS AIRES

The dulce de leche note is what sold me, and it doesn't disappoint—it's sweet but grounded by the woody base. I get a new layer every hour, from the bright grape opening to that warm tonka finish. It's become my go-to for evenings out.

The nutty, woody dry-down is so smooth—it lasts on my skin through a full workday. The yerba maté and ceibo flower give it this sophisticated edge I wasn’t expecting from a gourmand.

The dulce de leche note is what sold me, and it delivers—rich and creamy without turning sugary, with the yerba maté keeping it grounded and a bit smoky. I sprayed it this morning and can still catch whiffs on my scarf eight hours later, which is way better than I expected for the price.