THE STORY

No More Love

No More Love is a name for love that has come to an end. It belongs to the dancer of the Spooky Punk world, who continues to dress, smile and perform while keeping her sadness beneath makeup and graceful movement. This reimagining of a Thai ghost brings her close to familiar feelings: loneliness, a lost relationship and the effort of carrying on. Warm spices, white flowers and the smell of cosmetics tell her story.

Cumin and caraway open with a substantial, restless heat, recalling a dancer's breath after a performance. Blue chamomile gradually brings a cooler softness to the spices. Something unsettled remains beneath that smoother surface, like a carefully made-up face that reveals little of what its owner is feeling.

Jasmine sambac and tuberose fill the heart with rich white flowers. Orange blossom adds brightness, while champaca and frangipani give the bouquet a warmer sweetness. The flowers have full petals and several layers of detail, recalling the floral adornments prepared before a performance. The scent of makeup slowly becomes clearer beside them.

Lipstick accord, cosmetic powder accord and musk bring the familiar textures of lipstick, face powder and the softness left in a dressing room after the show. As the spices ease, these details become part of the flowers. In the story, Little Batzy and See-Ew appear behind the curtain and invite the dancer into the friendship and mischief of Spooky Punk. Her love story has ended, but other things can still make her smile. Flowers and powder soften the finish, with a little spice remaining like a memory of the evening.