Down the avenue, the air shifts into something richer, more decadent. A sparkling note of bergamot meets the crisp bite of red apple, a contrast of light and vibrancy that captures the eye.
 
As the path deepens, the powdery elegance of iris rises, soft and sophisticated, like a hidden gesture of refinement.
 
Then comes the indulgence—vanilla bean, warm and smooth, wrapping the senses in comfort. Caramelized amber melts over the composition like golden dusk, its glow both luxurious and addictive.
 
89 Ave lingers as a memory of sweetness and sophistication, a fragrance that feels like the quiet luxury of nightfall settling over the city.
 
 
Notes: Bergamot, Apple 
Heart: Iris petals
Base: Vanilla Bean, Caramelized Amber
 
Layering is fun!  Here are a few ...
 
• 89 Ave + Nishane Hacivat
Bright citrus and green pineapple cut beautifully through the caramelized amber, giving the blend a crisp luxury finish.
 
• 89 Ave + Maison Francis Kurkdjian Gentle Fluidity Gold
Soft vanilla musk elevates the warm apple-amber core for a smooth, golden aura.
 
• 89 Ave + Boadicea the Victorious Al-Rehab (or similar inspired oils)
Adds regal floral depth that complements the Irish petal and enhances the bergamot lift.
 
• 89 Ave + Initio Musk Therapy
Clean, comforting musk creates a creamy contrast to the caramelized amber and fruity apple sparkle.
 
• 89 Ave + Montale Arabian Tonka
The sugary tonka-caramel vibe wraps perfectly around the amber, amplifying the cozy, addictive side of 89 Ave.
 
The Art of Layering

To achieve the perfect fragrance layering experience, apply one of our natural body bars or one of your favorite body bars/shower gels to wet skin and lather gently. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
 
While your skin is still slightly damp, apply the 89ave Moisturizing Body Oil in circular motions. Allow the oil to fully absorb before spraying your chosen luxury parfum.

Start with a small amount of parfum and gradually increase the intensity as desired. Remember, the key to fragrance layering is to create a harmonious blend of scents, avoiding overpowering the senses.