No. 10

This fragrance is defined by a citrus aromatic profile. It starts with a sharp, refreshing blast of bergamot and grapefruit, which settles into a heart of juicy pineapple. The base brings in dry, earthy notes of oakmoss and patchouli to balance the initial brightness, making it suitable for casual daily wear.

The opening is bright and crisp thanks to the grapefruit and bergamot notes. As it dries down over the first hour, the pineapple note adds a subtle fruitiness, while the patchouli and oakmoss ground the scent, transforming it from a zesty morning citrus into a softer, woodier skin scent by the afternoon.

On most skin types, No. 10 offers moderate longevity, typically lasting around four to six hours. Because it relies heavily on volatile citrus notes, you might find it fades faster in high heat, so it is a good candidate for reapplying if you are heading out for an evening event.

The sillage is generally moderate. It projects well within arm's length for the first two hours, creating a pleasant personal bubble. It does not fill a room, which makes it a safe choice for office settings or quiet indoor environments where you want to smell clean without distracting others.

This is an ideal fragrance for spring and summer. The citrus notes pop in warmer weather, while the aromatic base ensures it does not feel too thin. It is less suited for deep winter, where the cold might cause the sharp citrus opening to feel a bit disconnected from your skin.

Yes, it is highly versatile. It works perfectly as a signature scent for casual daytime activities, running errands, or office wear. It is polished enough for a brunch or a professional setting, though it might be a bit too understated for formal black-tie events or high-energy nightlife.

No. 10 is balanced as a true unisex fragrance. The citrus and pineapple notes are inherently bright and refreshing, while the patchouli and oakmoss provide a traditional woody structure. It will smell different depending on your skin chemistry, but it does not lean heavily into traditional gender-coded perfume tropes.

This is perfect for anyone who appreciates a clean, non-cloying scent profile. It appeals to beginners looking for their first signature bottle, as well as fragrance enthusiasts who want a reliable, easy-wearing citrus aromatic that does not require complex layering or careful atmospheric planning.

You can absolutely layer it. Because the scent is primarily citrus and earthy patchouli, it works well under a heavier woody or spicy fragrance to add a fresh top layer. It also complements clean musk scents if you want to emphasize the laundry-fresh aspect of the oakmoss base.

It is an excellent choice for a gift. The scent is crowd-pleasing, avoid polarizing heavy notes like oud or dark animalics, and the aesthetic is clean. Since it functions well as a daily driver, it is likely to get plenty of use by anyone receiving it, regardless of their collection size.