Ninety.Six
Fragrance notes
Mandarin orange and tangerine lead with a bright, juicy energy. Lemon and grapefruit add a sharp edge that keeps the opening from feeling flat. The citrus feels natural rather than candied, more like peeling fruit than opening a bottle of soda.
Blue lavender sits beside geranium in the middle. Orange blossom brings a soft white floral layer that rounds out the sharper herbs. The lavender is clean and calm, not the medicinal kind found in older barbershop scents.
Cedar and moss give the base a dry, green texture. Tonka bean adds a smooth sweetness that never becomes heavy. Musk keeps the finish close and personal rather than loud or expansive.
The overall impression is a walk through a grove where the trees are damp with morning dew and the air smells of crushed herbs underfoot.
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