Green Pool by In The Box bottle
In The Box

Green Pool

4.3/5 · 14 votes Masculine 2018
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Cilantro
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.3/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day75
Night100
Fall100
Winter88
Spring50
Summer13
Our take

Green Pool is a fragrance for the man who wants to smell like he has been walking through a damp forest in a tailored jacket. The opening justifies this with a sharp, savory mix of caraway, cilantro, and artemisia that feels culinary rather than cosmetic. It is a bold, herbaceous start that immediately signals this is not a safe office scent. The juniper and basil add a crisp edge, but the overall impression is dark and savory, creating a rugged profile that demands confidence from the person wearing it.

The argument continues as the scent settles into a heart of pine needles and leather. This combination creates a resinous, sticky texture that pairs with the peppery spice of the heart notes. It feels appropriate for a dimly lit room or a cold evening walk where the air is heavy with rain. The floral touches of carnation and jasmine are present, but they are buried under the weight of the pine and the developing animalic warmth, ensuring the fragrance remains firmly masculine and untamed rather than pretty.

This composition is held together by a base of oakmoss, vetiver, and patchouli that provides a classic chypre foundation. The tobacco and amber add a necessary sweetness to balance the bitter greens, though the synthetic edge of the leather note can feel slightly plastic against the natural herbs. It is a complex, challenging blend that requires a specific taste to appreciate fully. The scent can feel overwhelming if applied heavily, making restraint essential for anyone attempting to wear it.

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