Sticky Fingers

Various interconnected reasons and personal associations of the mind led me to this creation and in particular to its title.
The fragrance revolves around patchouli, in a decadent and sumptuous interpretation. The opening immediately reveals its powerful weapons: intense, liqueur-like patchouli and leather. It reveals its slightly wild yet carefree character, dangerously leather-clad yet carefree. The drydown becomes softer and more complex, with a dirty iris butter that creates a softer yet intriguing atmosphere. Don't let the iris fool you; there's no romance here: the tobacco leaves are rolled, the leather jacket is finally tossed somewhere, and finally the delicious and tantalizing scent of leather emerges.
Many intertwined reasons and personal mental associations led me to this creation and its title.
This perfume is designed to be as tempting as chocolate that sticks to your fingers and you can't help but lick them. Let's be clear: this is not a gourmand fragrance, and licking your fingers is a metaphor for other types of irresistible temptations.
An important reference is definitely the iconic 1971 album. I love rock and the 70s for what they brought to music, but above all I love the album cover.
It stayed with me for a long time, as a vinyl record store around the corner had it on display in its window, and I was exposed to it every day.
That cover literally stuck in my mind, and when I started thinking about the vibe of this perfume, I couldn't help but think of it.

Footnotes: Coriander, cinnamon, orris butter, patchouli, sandalwood, heliotrope, musk, beaver, leather, tobacco, tonka bean