Les Princes Du Polo
Fragrance notes
Character
A man steps out when the air carries a bite and the streetlights reflect off wet pavement. He wears a jacket with a little weight to it and moves through a crowd that expects something present. Les Princes Du Polo fits that walk. It feels composed by Cécile Zarokian for evenings that start with a drink and continue into colder air. The opening brings lemon and bergamot forward with a sharp pepper that cuts through the initial brightness. It is not a sunny citrus, but a crisp one that prepares the ground for heat.
Cinnamon and cloves arrive with a dry warmth that avoids the syrup of a bakery. The base is where the fragrance settles into its true character. Patchouli and leather sit beside guaiac wood and vetiver, while musk and ambergris add an animalic depth that feels close to the skin. The floral and fruity threads in the accords keep the spices from turning too dry. It suits someone who likes a woody scent with a bold spine and a little dirt under its nails. Those who prefer clean, soapy freshness will find it too heavy. The final impression is a mix of leather and ambergris.
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