LAVENDER
NEVER
FELT THIS
MODERN.
Fresh citrus.
Modern woods.
French lavender.
Q&A
Fresh, herbal, a little floral, a little woody. It changes with its neighbors. Next to citrus it goes bright. Next to amber and woods it goes deep.
History. Lavender is the backbone of the classic fougère, the old barbershop cologne. Modern perfumers use it everywhere now, for anyone.
Lavender doesn’t have a gender. What’s around it decides how it reads. With bergamot, woods, amber or musk, it’s modern and unisex.
Bergamot, mint, herbs, woods, amber, musk. In POP LINE it sits with peppermint and geranium. In RISKY BLUE it sits up top with bergamot.
Old lavender smelled like soap and shaving cream. New lavender goes cleaner and sharper, over marine accords, transparent woods and modern amber.
Lavender on its own fades fast. With a solid base under it, like tonka and crisp amber in POP LINE, it stays part of the scent for hours.
