Mark Buxton

Patchouli appears again and again across this catalogue, often threaded through woody and aromatic compositions that lean unisex. It is joined by jasmine and magnolia, two florals that bring softness without tipping the balance toward the traditionally feminine, and by vetiver, which adds a dry, rooty edge to the blend. Citrus and fresh notes turn up alongside the core accords, keeping the overall feel light rather than heavy, while sweet touches prevent the woody and aromatic elements from becoming too stark.

The range moves between these materials without sticking to a single template. Some compositions, such as Sleeping with Ghosts, work within this same framework of patchouli, wood, and floral softness, while others shift the proportions to highlight different facets of the same core ingredients. The result is a cohesive but not repetitive set of fragrances that all draw from the same pool of materials.