Man
Fragrance notes
Character
Baldinini Man opens with red apple, lavender and bergamot. The apple carries a bright, slightly candied fruit tone that pairs with lavender's clean herbal edge. Bergamot adds a mild citrus lift that keeps the start from feeling heavy. Cinnamon, leather and guaiac wood form the heart. The cinnamon is warm and dry rather than sugary, and the leather reads as a smooth material note that grounds the spice. Guaiac wood brings a dry, slightly smoky woodiness that deepens the center without dominating it.
The drydown carries tobacco, patchouli and musk. Tobacco lends a rich, slightly sweet warmth that blends with patchouli's earthy, dark character. Musk sits underneath to soften the edges and give the scent a steady, worn-in feel. The cinnamon from the heart lingers and ties the tobacco to the earlier spice. The scent stays present through an evening out when the air turns cool, layered over a jacket and under low indoor light. It suits someone who likes spice and tobacco without a loud presence, and feels out of place in high heat. You are holding a worn leather glove near a bowl of spiced fruit.
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