Genie (inspired by Gyan by Bvlgari) is an Oriental Woody fragrance for men that feels like stepping into a lantern-lit palace at midnight—warm air, polished woods, and incense drifting through the halls like a secret you’re not supposed to know. It’s confident without being loud, sensual without being sweet, and mysterious in that effortless way that makes people lean in just a little closer.

It opens with an elegant darkness—patchouli at the center, earthy and refined, like rich soil warmed by the sun and cooled by night. There’s a smooth, smoky undertone right away, as if the room already has incense in the air before you even arrive. Then comes the twist: jasmine sambac—luminous, creamy, and almost hypnotic. In Genie, the jasmine doesn’t feel “floral” in a delicate way; it feels like glow. Like warm light on skin. It lifts the patchouli and makes it feel polished, seductive, and quietly addictive.

As it settles, incense begins to curl around everything—resinous, balsamic, and slightly smoky—giving the fragrance a sacred, ritual-like elegance. The blend turns richer and more enveloping, as if the scent is wrapping itself around you in layers: earthy patchouli, glowing jasmine, and drifting incense—soft, warm, and impossibly composed. The woods in the background keep it grounded and masculine, while the amber warmth makes the whole thing feel like a slow-burning presence rather than a quick impression.

Genie is the scent of a man who doesn’t chase attention—he attracts it. A fragrance for evenings, for tailored looks, for quiet confidence… and for that moment when the night feels full of possibility.

Main accords: patchouli, white floral, warm spicy, amber, balsamic, woody, smoky, earthy.