Crest
Fragrance notes
Character
Violet leaf and lemon open with a crisp, crushed-green snap. Juniper adds a cool, needle-like edge that feels like air moving through a forest after rain. Rosemary brings a dry, herbal bite that keeps the citrus from leaning sweet. Bergamot rounds the top with a smooth, polished citrus glow.
Pine and elemi sit at the center, resinous and bright, while cinnamon and nutmeg add a warm, dusty spice. The heart feels like walking past a row of conifers on a cool morning, the air sharp and clean. Leather enters slowly, smooth and faintly animalic, followed by frankincense and cedar for a dry, balsamic woodiness. Amber and musk soften the base just enough to keep the texture from turning harsh.
Cardon composed this with Tristan Badard at the helm, and the result is a scent built for a man who spends time outdoors when the air turns crisp. It fits a weekend in a cabin, a walk through wet woods, or a quiet evening with a heavy sweater and a wood fire nearby.
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