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  • POURED NEW YORK NAUGHTY LIST
  • POURED NEW YORK NAUGHTY LIST

POURED NEW YORK NAUGHTY LIST

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Naughty List by Poured NY is a dark, mesmerizing fragrance. Blending deep oud, sensual tonka, sharp gin, and smoky tobacco, this woody-amber scent breaks traditional holiday codes. A mysterious, rebellious, and bold experience for unforgettable nights.

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Naughty List by Poured New York is a dark, seductive fragrance crafted for those who have no intention of making the nice list. Built around rich oud wood, warm tonka, aromatic gin, and smoky tobacco, it delivers a sophisticated woody-amber-aromatic experience that feels nothing like a traditional holiday scent. This is the holiday season after dark — low lights, lingering smoke, and absolutely no apologies.

Available as a 10 oz coconut soy wax candle, a 22 oz vintage pattern etched coconut soy wax candle, a 3.4 fl oz reed diffuser, and a 1.7 fl oz / 50 ml niche parfum, Naughty List brings its rebellious character to any room or evening. All candles are hand-poured in America using a premium soy and coconut wax blend — vegan, phthalate-free, and made with perfume-grade fragrance oils.

  • Top notes: gin and tobacco for a crisp, smoky opening
  • Middle note: tonka — warm and sensual without tipping into sweet
  • Base note: oud wood for depth, richness, and quiet mystery
  • Fragrance family: woody, amber, aromatic
  • Unisex, suitable year-round — especially fall, winter, and holiday evenings
  • Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, home bars, and entertaining spaces
  • A sophisticated gift for niche fragrance lovers

Naughty List is for anyone who prefers their fragrance dark, slightly boozy, and unapologetically bold. Burn it when the party gets interesting. Wear the parfum when you feel like being a bad influence. Either way, being good was always overrated.

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