Est.1932
Fragrance notes
Character
Sea water and ozonic notes hit first, cool and saline, more mineral than fruity. The opening feels like standing near a rocky coast where spray hangs in the air. Algae and oakmoss arrive soon after, adding a damp green texture that pulls the scent away from a standard aquatic and into something earthier. Incense weaves through the heart, its smoke curling around the moss without overwhelming the marine brightness.
As it develops, amber and oud give the base a warm, resinous weight that sits beneath the salt. The incense returns here, deeper now, joining the amber to create a balsamic richness that feels grounded and slightly dry. It is a fragrance that stays close to the skin in character, never bright or cheerful, leaning into mossy and smoky tones that suit cooler weather and quiet settings. The contrast between the cold opening and the heavy base keeps it interesting, though the algae note may feel too murky for anyone who prefers clean, transparent scents. It works best on someone who enjoys earthy, aromatic profiles where the ocean meets the forest floor, and the amber keeps pulling the moss into a golden
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