Bodrum N°3
Fragrance notes
Character
Bodrum N°3 opens with a bright spray of bergamot that cuts through the cool, resinous snap of fir. The entry feels crisp and upright, like a jacket thrown on over a linen shirt. Jérôme di Marino keeps the start clean rather than loud, letting the citrus and needle notes sit side by side without one bullying the other.
The heart shifts toward saffron and cedar, with lavender threading through to soften the edges. Saffron adds a dry, slightly metallic warmth that keeps the cedar from reading too much like a lumberyard. Lavender brings a familiar barbershop lift, though here it stays in the background, supporting the wood rather than leading the charge.
Guaiacol and balsam fir anchor the base with a smoky, resinous weight that feels more urban than forest. The wood is polished and deliberate, suited to a man moving through a city morning with purpose. It carries a modern masculine clarity that avoids the heavy sweetness found in many spicy releases.
Bodrum N°3 suits someone who wants a woody aromatic that stays composed and dry. It fits a bright sidewalk cafe where sunlight hits stone tables and the air smells of fresh espresso and trimmed greenery.
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