Four
Fragrance notes
Character
Four is a fragrance built for the person who wants a mint scent that does not smell like toothpaste. The opening combines peppermint, bergamot, and lemon into a bright, cooling rush that feels sharp and clean. This is not a casual summer spritz. The heart quickly moves into incense, nutmeg, and absinthe, adding a spicy, herbal depth that pulls the mint away from freshness and toward something ritualistic. Composed by Mark Buxton, the blend feels intentional and architectural. The base anchors the experience with cypriol oil, vetiver, vanilla, musk, sandalwood, and cedar. These notes create the earthy, woody, amber, smoky, and balsamic accords that define the drydown. The vanilla adds a soft sweetness, but the vetiver and cedar keep the texture dry and grounded. It suits wearers who appreciate aromatic spices and resins more than sugary gourmands.
The vanilla and musk wrap the sharp mint and dark incense in a way that feels like walking through a stone hallway where someone has just crushed fresh mint leaves onto a burning cedar fire.
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