Kambodi
Fragrance notes
Character
Eucalyptus and lemon hit first, sharp and cooling, with bergamot rounding the edges so the opening feels bright rather than medicinal. Geranium steps in soon after, adding a green, slightly peppery lift that keeps the citrus from leaning too sweet. The early impression is clean and assertive, a crisp entrance that signals something heavier is waiting underneath.
Cambodian oud anchors the base alongside leather and cedar, creating a dark, resinous foundation that feels grounded and expensive. Patchouli and musk soften the edges, lending a powdery, animalic warmth that lingers close to the skin. The transition from fresh top notes to this dense wood and leather core is dramatic, moving from open air to a dim, polished room in a few short steps.
Composed by John Stephen, this masculine scent suits a man who prefers his woods unapologetic and his citrus brief. It fits a formal evening, a tailored coat, and the kind of quiet confidence that does not need to fill the room to be noticed.
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