Forgiven Perfume Oil - apple, tobacco, bourbon, whiskey, coffee, caramel, dark patchouli, and a hint of cinnamon. You may even detect fragments of black pepper, black musk, black licorice, absinthe, leather, and opium.
 
Think along the lines of deep, darkened apple, not just your ordinary Granny Smith but, not so ‘far out’ that it’s unwearable.

The scent of apple has often been linked to the olfactory senses in order to reduce anxiety, induce a sense of well-being, and even possibly shorten the symptoms of a migraine. If one were to really think about it, I suppose this scent would initially be called ‘Forbidden’, since it’s composed of very dark notes and apple. I mean, thinking of Adam and Eve and the forbidden fruit which most assume was an apple, it’d be an ideal name. This particular fruit was off limits and forbidden to go near in the Garden of Eden. Yes, this was the significant beginning of sin. My version of this darkened apple scent is called ‘Forgiven’ though. I do believe in total forgiveness to a degree. Seriously, if we can’t freely forgive on our own, how do we expect to be forgiven? There are a couple of crimes in life that would be hard for me to forgive but, usually I’m very easy to forgive, just not so easy to forget. My husband really likes this scent. At first sniff, he thinks it’s spicy. It will definitely flow for guys and gals alike. A great scent for autumn and throughout the year. A very 'boozy apple' scent indeed.