Bangkok's niche treasure fragrance Copenn is worth it this time

This trip to Bangkok, I must visit this place. As everyone knows, Thailand's fragrances are super famous, and the craftsmanship of making them is fascinating, with a mysterious oriental power. I love discovering niche fragrances, and this time I happened to stay in Sukhumvit, so I went to the Sukhumvit store. The metro station requires a walk of seven or eight hundred meters. My tuk-tuk driver had a bit of trouble with Google Maps, so be mindful of that. The moment you step into the store, it smells amazing. The shop has an industrial style, and there weren't many people, just three groups of customers. The staff speaks English, is very cheerful, and very nice. You can freely try the fragrances. I expected it to be relatively cheap, but it wasn't particularly inexpensive, similar to Karmakamet. However, there are a few cost-effective options, so if you like them, you can take them home. The overall style and scent lean towards a neutral, characterful woody feel, somewhat similar to Lelabo. I love this kind of tropical fragrance with depth and warmth. I bought two small sprays, and I love the scent. Happy to give them as gifts to friends as well. They are low-key, luxurious, and very cost-effective, with great design. Address: Bangkok Copenn Sukhumvit