Top Notes 
Frankincense
Heart Notes 
Guaitecas cypress
Labdanum
Maté
Base Notes 
Myrrh
Resins
Oakmoss10/26/2025
Reddawks
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Reddawks
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The Old One speaks to the Young One
You could describe this strange fragrance by describing the song Old One, by Finnegan Tui.
The lyrics are deeply evocative: a man calls out to the Old One, asking him to remind him that he is indeed the animal who dances for the dawn, feeling he is losing his connection to what he truly is.
He wonders if there are others like him, who, hearing the thunder roll, rush into the rain.
The lament becomes haunting: the narrator feels that something is wrong, that he no longer knows the names of the animals gathering around the flame.
And this despair deepens when he realizes that the world he longs to return to is the very one he is destroying.
Panic rises — is he the enemy?
Then a deep voice echoes, telling him to slow down.
And indeed, everything slows.
The voice continues, addressing the Young One.
It explains that yes, he doesn’t have much time left, but one day, he will become a melody.
And until then, he will remain the animal who dances for the dawn.
Melinka is that command to slow down.
To remember the forest — its raw, simple beauty — evoking the Chilean town of Melinka, sadly known for deforestation, railway exploitation, and whale hunting.
This fragrance opens with heavy, realistic woods, moss, and incense, yet remains light thanks to the maté.
It leaves a solemn impression — one of appreciation and respect for past acts: exploitation, deforestation.
But above all, through a note of optimism, it expresses a return to the source.
Insta: switzer_scent
The lyrics are deeply evocative: a man calls out to the Old One, asking him to remind him that he is indeed the animal who dances for the dawn, feeling he is losing his connection to what he truly is.
He wonders if there are others like him, who, hearing the thunder roll, rush into the rain.
The lament becomes haunting: the narrator feels that something is wrong, that he no longer knows the names of the animals gathering around the flame.
And this despair deepens when he realizes that the world he longs to return to is the very one he is destroying.
Panic rises — is he the enemy?
Then a deep voice echoes, telling him to slow down.
And indeed, everything slows.
The voice continues, addressing the Young One.
It explains that yes, he doesn’t have much time left, but one day, he will become a melody.
And until then, he will remain the animal who dances for the dawn.
Melinka is that command to slow down.
To remember the forest — its raw, simple beauty — evoking the Chilean town of Melinka, sadly known for deforestation, railway exploitation, and whale hunting.
This fragrance opens with heavy, realistic woods, moss, and incense, yet remains light thanks to the maté.
It leaves a solemn impression — one of appreciation and respect for past acts: exploitation, deforestation.
But above all, through a note of optimism, it expresses a return to the source.
Insta: switzer_scent
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