Homem
Fragrance notes
Character
Chlorophylla Homem is built for the man who spends his free time near water when the air turns heavy and still. The opening hits with lemon, orange, and grapefruit that feel bright and immediate, backed by mint and pink pepper that add a clean bite. Nutmeg sits underneath to keep the citrus from feeling thin, giving the first minutes a crisp edge that suits a damp towel and a breeze off the lake.
The heart shifts toward jasmine and neroli, but the flowers never take over. Cedar and vetiver pull the composition back toward the trees, while ginger adds a warm lift that keeps the middle from settling into something flat. It smells like a walk through a garden where the soil is damp and the sun is strong enough to make the leaves release their scent.
Patchouli and oakmoss anchor the base with an earthy weight that grounds the citrus without smothering it. Sandalwood and musk soften the edges so the drydown feels smooth rather than sharp, and cedar returns to tie the structure together. The result is a green, woody profile that stays fresh while carrying a proper fougere backbone.
This is a fragrance for summer mornings on a wooden dock, when the surface of the lake is completely still and the air smells of crushed leaves and peeled fruit.
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