Parfum d'Homme
Fragrance notes
Character
Kristel Saint Martin introduces Parfum d'Homme with a bright, cooling spray of mint and tangerine. Lavender sits beside orange and basil to form a crisp, herbal entrance. The citrus feels clean rather than sweet, and the herbs keep it from leaning into anything tropical.
Jasmine and geranium bring a soft floral layer that never dominates. Juniper berries add a gentle bite next to the green pull of artemisia and sage. The heart stays airy and structured at once. Vetiver and Virginia cedar lead the base with a dry, upright woodiness. Sandalwood rounds the edges, while amber and musk leave a faint, powdery warmth that lingers close to the skin. The woods feel natural and a bit old school.
This is a scent for a sunny sidewalk lined with planters. You walk past rosemary and wet grass after a morning rain, the air still cool under a bright sky. The green smell mixes with dry wood from a nearby bench and a trace of clean laundry.
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