Bullet
Fragrance notes
Character
Brocard positions Bullet as a masculine scent, but the composition argues for a specific kind of wearer. The opening is a brisk mix of bergamot, cardamom, and wormwood that feels sharp and clean. It moves quickly into a heart where lavender and tea sit alongside freesia, giving the aroma a slightly polished, office-ready character. The citrus and fresh spicy accords are present, yet they do not dominate the experience for long.
The drydown is where the real identity settles. Cedar and moss provide a grounded, woody foundation that feels dry rather than sweet. Musk softens the edges without turning the blend powdery. This base creates a green, mossy atmosphere that pairs well with structured clothing and quiet environments. It is a scent that values restraint over volume, offering a classic aromatic profile that stays close to the skin and behaves with decorum.
Bullet works best for a man who prefers traditional grooming over trend-chasing. It fits a weekday morning in a professional setting, particularly during spring or autumn when the air is cool enough to let the cedar and lavender shine. Wear it when the goal is to smell composed and capable, leaving a subtle impression in a meeting room or during a commute.
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