Magnetic Infusion

Magnetic Infusion begins with coffee wrapped in coconut and pear, then grows drier as the coffee turns bitter and the woods come forward. The change gives the fragrance a clear arc: a creamy, aromatic opening followed by a more austere base of agarwood, patchouli and labdanum. The coffee remains part of the story, but it does not keep the same weight throughout the wear. The first impression is rounded rather than sugary. Coconut softens the coffee, while pear adds a fruity lift. As the scent settles, the woody and resinous materials become more apparent. The transition is gradual, and the dry-down can feel quite different from the opening. It suits someone who enjoys coffee scents with a less edible, more polished finish. A wear account describes the scent as quite long-lasting, though the shift towards dry woods reduces the prominence of the coffee. Its dry, coffee-led profile does not strongly favour one season or setting, leaving room to wear it as mood and weather allow. Try it on skin and follow the change from creamy coffee to smooth woods before deciding whether the balance works for you. Its quiet, grounded theme fits the composed character of Psychotic London’s collection without making a promise about how it will perform for every wearer.