by elkhaldi.studio
Blue Sri Lanka
Blue Sri Lanka
I started with Blue Roast, built on a rich base of Blue Lotus and Black Ambergris, and set out to intensify the Coffee note, making it the central theme. The challenge was finding balance—allowing the boldness of Coffee to shine without overshadowing the other elements.
To achieve this, I introduced Sri Lankan Sandalwood. Unlike the denser sweetness of Mysore or the drier, balsamic quality of Australian Sandalwood, Sri Lankan Sandalwood brings a refined warmth, with soft spice and gentle woody undertones. It smooths the edges, lending a quiet elegance that enhances rather than competes.
The final result is breathtakingly good—deep, rich, and unexpectedly fluid.
Prominent Notes:
Blue Lotus, Black Ambergris, Coffee, Sri Lankan Sandalwood.
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Far more masculine and delicate than the explosive and intoxicating Nectar Poeticus, Blue Sri Lanka is deceivingly complex and extraordinarily elegant.
This attar opens with a strong refreshing roast coffee note, which i feel is so rarely done right in naturals, but it is unexpectedly transitioned into something more akin to a cold brew paired with the cool blue vespers of oceanic brine and aquatic lotus that creates a refined ozonic (and surprisingly professional) aroma. With a lack of spices, the coffee is not a warm note. Instead it soon melts into the rest of the composition leaving the wearer with a slightly bitter, much-more-so sweet, creamy, lightly salted crystalline BLUE note that only synaesthesia can hope to describe.
As the heart notes start to become the undercurrent of the aroma, the dry down leaves you with a transition from an icy blue to a slightly purple blue smell as the ouds at the core of the blue roast base take the center stage.
Lasts well throughout the day, but longer on skin. I find it more close to skin than projecting but others tell me it's stronger.
If it must be pigeon holed- This is a datenight scent for spring and fall
The only reason this rating is not 5 stars is purely because I have to compare it to other Elkhaldis and it's more delicate, but just as beautiful as many others