Libra for Men
Fragrance notes
Character
Jasmine and cardamom open the composition with a bright, slightly peppery lift. Cinnamon adds a warm edge that keeps the start from feeling too sharp. Virginia cedar enters soon after, grounding the spices with a dry, familiar wood. French labdanum brings a resinous weight that ties the heart to the base.
Tuberose sits at the center, creamy and loud among the sharper notes. Violet in the drydown pulls the floral character toward something soft and slightly dusty. Vetiver adds a clean, earthy thread that prevents the flowers from overwhelming the wood. Tolu balsam leaves a smooth, amber-like finish on the skin.
The overall impression is powdery and aromatic, with the white floral accord never quite settling into a single mood. It feels composed for a bright morning when the air is warm and the light is clear. The resin and spice suggest depth, but the flowers keep it feeling open and exposed.
Someone who enjoys cedar paired with bold white petals will find a lot to like here. It suits a man who does not mind a fragrance that leans heavily into its floral side. Olivier Funel built a profile that stays close to its woody roots while letting tuberose lead. A linen shirt drying on a clothesline under a cloudless sky.
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