H Pour Homme
Fragrance notes
Lavender and basil lead the opening with a brisk, herbal snap. Bergamot lifts the top notes without adding much sweetness. Wormwood and tarragon give the first minutes a slightly bitter, medicinal edge that sets this apart from cleaner citrus aromatics.
Geranium and lily bring a soft floral layer through the heart. Patchouli adds an earthy depth, while sandalwood rounds the mid section with a smooth, creamy wood. Clover is subtle here and mostly supports the green accord already present from the start.
Coumarin and oakmoss take over with a warm, powdery finish. The musk keeps the base close and skin-like rather than expansive. Oakmoss adds a dry, forest-floor texture that grounds the earlier herbs and prevents the sweetness from feeling modern or sugary.
The overall impression is a meadow after rain, where crushed herbs release their oils into damp earth and the air carries a soft, powdery warmth from the undergrowth.
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