Drunk Lovers Korean IncenseSpicy Woody Incense

Drunk Lovers Korean Incense by Born to Stand Out transposes into incense the most famous eau de parfum of the Seoul house, created by Hamid Merati-Kashani. A box of 40 sticks (44 g) with citrus, brandy and spices.

A slowly made Korean incense

Born to Stand Out, a house founded in Seoul in 2022 by Jun Lim, draws here on the Korean tradition of incense, conceived as a moment of pause to purify the space and calm the mind. Each stick is ground and shaped by hand from rubberwood, refined charcoal and traditional plant materials, then each batch rests for 30 days before being packaged. True to the house's DNA, the fragrance is overdosed: the incense burns slowly, with very little smoke, and leaves a dense trail in the room. Made in Korea.

The notes

At the top, lemongrass, bergamot, lemon, Mexican juniper, grapefruit and red berries; at the heart, brandy, pepper, ginger, clary sage and cypress; at the base, amber, Virginia cedar, West Indian sandalwood, vanilla, Sumatra benzoin, patchouli, vetiver, cardamom, cinnamon bark and musk.

The house's signature

Brandy spilled on a dark wooden table: this is the image the house gives of Drunk Lovers. The citrus opens with energy, the brandy and spices warm the heart, then amber, sandalwood and vanilla settle into a velvety warmth, extended by patchouli and vetiver. It is the same writing as the Drunk Lovers eau de parfum and its Extrait Extrême version: you can thus find in the room the trail you wear on your skin.

How to use

Light the tip of a stick, blow out the flame and let it burn on the incense holder provided, in a ventilated room and out of reach of children. Main components: rubberwood powder and fragrance; allergens declared by the house: benzyl benzoate and coumarin.