Les Couleurs No.2
Fragrance notes
Character
Les Couleurs No.2 suits the person who walks to work with a linen shirt open at the collar. It fits a morning routine that starts with sunlight on a balcony and a glass of cold water. The wearer prefers a scent that feels clean and present without demanding attention in a small room.
Grapefruit and orange arrive with a bright, juicy clarity that feels like air moving through a window. The citrus is sharp and realistic, not candied or heavy. Jasmine enters with a soft white floral breath that smooths the edges of the opening without turning sweet. Bay leaf adds a green, kitchen-fresh lift that keeps the heart feeling aromatic and dry.
Oak and guaiac wood give the base a dry, polished grain that sits close to the skin. The woods are clean and structural rather than resinous or dark. There is no heavy amber or smoke here, just a pale timber character that supports the citrus above it. The overall impression is fresh, spicy, and transparent from start to finish.
The whole fragrance feels like a wooden table set outside for a late breakfast, still cool from the shade but touched by the first strong rays of the sun.
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