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Fragrance notes
Character
Violet and grapefruit open the scent with a cool, powdery citrus that feels bright without becoming sharp. Nutmeg and patchouli give the early minutes a gentle spice that stays near the body instead of pushing outward. Freesia and mandarin orange keep the heart light, while the leather here is soft and does not dominate the space around you. Sandalwood and cedar add a dry woodiness that lingers for a reasonable span without demanding constant attention. The musk in the top notes helps the whole composition sit close to the skin, so it behaves well in offices and on warm afternoons outdoors.
Caraway and amber in the base bring a faint animalic warmth that suits a walk through a city park when the air is mild and the sunlight is steady. It feels composed by Bertrand Duchaufour to be versatile rather than loud, fitting a man who wears a linen shirt with rolled sleeves and moves through a farmers market without leaving a heavy trail behind him. The floral and aromatic accords keep it approachable, though anyone who wants a dark, heavy winter scent will find it too airy. A silver bicycle leaning against a stone wall with a light breeze moving through tall grass.
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