Livingstone Traveller Fragrance - Kilimangiaro
Fragrance notes
Character
Livingstone Traveller Fragrance - Kilimangiaro opens with a sharp Amalfi lemon that feels bright and immediate, joined by basil and artemisia that give the entrance a green, slightly bitter edge. The citrus does not sit alone for long. Juniper and saffron move in quickly, adding a dry, resinous heat that pulls the scent away from a simple summer splash. Cloves and nutmeg deepen that middle, turning the air around the wearer warm and faintly medicinal, though the herbs keep it from feeling heavy. Virginia cedar anchors the later stages with a clean, dry wood that sits beneath a patchouli note. The patchouli here is earthy rather than sweet, supporting the spices instead of dominating them. The overall impression is a herbal spice rack lit by sun, then left to dry in a cedar closet.
Composed by Maurizio Cerizza and launched in 2007, this masculine scent fits a traveler who wants something green and spicy rather than sweet or aquatic. It sits well on a collar in cooler evenings, or during a walk through a city when the air has a bite to it.
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