Top Notes 
Pineapple
Pink pepper
Saffron
Heart Notes 
Rose
Smoky notes
Leather
Oud
Base Notes 
Musk
Vanilla
Amber
Sandalwood
Vetiver
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chefboi
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Adam Bensahili the Wong Kar Wai of the perfume scene! Telekinesis!!!!
The blend of woody and fruity notes, the powerful pineapple and the deep wood accords, are like a secret magic that lingers in the air. The scent is intense, yes, but not overwhelming. It envelops you with a presence that lasts long without ever fading away.
It is a perfume that is strong yet delicate, a fleeting thought of a forgotten memory. When I wear it, I think of the film Chungking Express by (Wong Kar Wai), of the moment when the main character buys the expired pineapple packs with the date May 1st to remember the day of his breakup. A tiny act that carries great significance, just like a scent that is more than it seems. And exactly that moment, shimmering in the neon lights of Hong Kong, comes alive in my mind when I smell “Telekinesis.”
I imagine a warm summer night in the 90s. The air is humid, the neon lights flicker, and the supermarket is the place where the melancholy of separation merges with the stillness of the night. This scent carries me into that scene, a mix of nostalgia and a quiet, bittersweet hope. It feels as if I am lingering in time, when the film breathed the air in which the moment could not escape.
I wear this perfume daily, as if I am wrapping myself in a memory that should never quite fade. Even my clothes still carry the delicate imprint of the scent after days, as if it is anchored not just on the skin, but deep in time itself.
“Telekinesis” is not just a unique fragrance. It is an experience that evokes memories that have never really passed, and it is a constant companion on a journey through thoughts, feelings, and long-gone summer nights.
It is a perfume that is strong yet delicate, a fleeting thought of a forgotten memory. When I wear it, I think of the film Chungking Express by (Wong Kar Wai), of the moment when the main character buys the expired pineapple packs with the date May 1st to remember the day of his breakup. A tiny act that carries great significance, just like a scent that is more than it seems. And exactly that moment, shimmering in the neon lights of Hong Kong, comes alive in my mind when I smell “Telekinesis.”
I imagine a warm summer night in the 90s. The air is humid, the neon lights flicker, and the supermarket is the place where the melancholy of separation merges with the stillness of the night. This scent carries me into that scene, a mix of nostalgia and a quiet, bittersweet hope. It feels as if I am lingering in time, when the film breathed the air in which the moment could not escape.
I wear this perfume daily, as if I am wrapping myself in a memory that should never quite fade. Even my clothes still carry the delicate imprint of the scent after days, as if it is anchored not just on the skin, but deep in time itself.
“Telekinesis” is not just a unique fragrance. It is an experience that evokes memories that have never really passed, and it is a constant companion on a journey through thoughts, feelings, and long-gone summer nights.
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