Pour Homme
Fragrance notes
Character
Pour Homme opens with a bright mix of lemon and bergamot that carries the sharp green edge of basil and thyme. Aldehydes add a clean, slightly metallic lift to the citrus, while artemisia brings a bitter herbal touch that keeps the start from feeling sweet. The top notes feel crisp and upright, like air that has just turned cool enough to need a jacket.
The heart settles into cypress and geranium, with carnation adding a dry, peppery floral tone. Jasmine and rose sit quietly in the background, softening the green sharpness without making the blend floral in a obvious way. The middle stage stays aromatic and fresh spicy, leaning on herbs and woods rather than petals.
Leather and castoreum give the base a rough, animalic weight that pairs with amber and tonka bean for a warm, slightly sweet foundation. Labdanum and moss deepen the resinous feel, while vetiver and patchouli add earthy, woody lines that keep the sweetness in check. The smoky accord runs through the drydown, and the whole composition feels suited to clear days when the air feels cool
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