Bois
Fragrance notes
Character
Bois presents cedar and sandalwood in a dry, polished grain that feels like sunlight on a wooden terrace. A slice of orange and a bright mandarin orange lift the wood without turning it juicy. Maple adds a calm, rounded sweetness that stays close to the timber. Red wine brings a dark, slightly fermented edge that keeps the blend from feeling clean in a commercial way.
Almond appears as a soft, powdery note that blurs the sharper edges of the citrus. Rum gives a warm, slightly boozy breath that sits well with the heavier woods. Lily-of-the-valley adds a faint floral dust that never tries to lead the composition. The powdery accord pulls the whole set toward a vintage feel rather than a modern fresh one.
The scent feels built for a slow morning outdoors with a book and a glass of water. It carries a masculine character that is steady and unshowy. The materials lean sweet and woody at once, with the citrus acting as a clear top layer over the heavier notes. Nothing here smells synthetic or harsh, even when the wine and rum meet the almond.
Wear it when you want a woody scent that still feels personal and a little old-fashioned. A man who likes classic barbershop warmth without the sharp bite of modern freshness will feel at home here.
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