No. 2 Indica

This fragrance leads with a distinct, sharp cannabis note that feels surprisingly clean. It quickly merges with bright bergamot and earthy ivy. You are left with a cool, green, and slightly herbal scent that feels like walking through a damp forest at dawn, far removed from typical heavy colognes.

The opening is a bracing hit of green cannabis and citrusy bergamot. As it warms on your skin, the musk and sandalwood emerge to provide a softer, woody foundation. Eventually, the bay leaf and sea notes anchor it, leaving a saline, herbal skin scent that persists for several hours.

You can expect moderate longevity, usually around 5 to 7 hours depending on your skin chemistry and humidity levels. Because it lacks heavy resins, it performs best in temperate spring weather where its green nuances have space to linger without fading too quickly in extreme heat or dry cold.

Yes, it keeps a moderate, polite projection. It sits at about arm's length for the first two hours before settling into an intimate, skin-hugging fragrance. The marine and herbal notes are unlikely to overwhelm coworkers, making it a safe choice for close-quarters environments where you want to smell fresh but not loud.

The cool, aquatic, and green structure makes it shine during spring and summer. In the high heat of July, the sea notes and bay leaf feel refreshing. It might feel too thin or cold during the depths of winter, where warmer, amber-heavy fragrances usually perform better.

If you enjoy woody scents but want to avoid heavy spice, this is a reasonable gamble. However, the cannabis note is prominent and polarizing. Unless you are certain you enjoy that specific herbal, resinous smell, I recommend sampling it first to ensure it sits well on your personal skin chemistry.

It is a true unisex fragrance. The green ivy and bay leaf provide an earthy, natural quality that avoids leaning into classic floral or overly sweetened masculine tropes. It simply smells like a sophisticated, fresh garden, fitting anyone regardless of gender identity or preferred style.

While many cannabis perfumes focus on the smoky, burnt aspects of the plant, No. 2 Indica opts for the raw, green, living essence. It shares the herbal clarity found in niche green scents, but it avoids the thick, incense-heavy base that characterizes many popular cannabis-themed fragrances on the market.

For someone who prefers non-traditional, green, or aquatic scents, this is an excellent signature. It is subtle enough for daily wear yet interesting enough to stand out. Its performance is reliable for a workday, and the lack of sugar or vanilla prevents it from becoming cloying over repeated uses.

Yes, it layers beautifully with simple woody or citrus fragrances. Adding a splash of this over a dry cedarwood or vetiver scent can add a welcome, herbal freshness to those heavier, more traditional bases. Start with one spray of each to see how the notes interact.