Wanderlust

Wanderlust focuses on a photorealistic green experience. It opens with vibrant lemon and bergamot before settling into a heart dominated by black currant and a signature, bitter green accord that mimics crushed leaves. The base of guaiac wood and olibanum adds an earthy, resinous weight that anchors the initial citrus brightness.

This is a true unisex fragrance. The green and woody accords are not traditionally gendered, making it suitable for anyone who enjoys crisp, naturalistic scents. While some find the black currant leaf and citrus opening slightly brighter, the grounding olibanum and cedar base ensure a balanced, versatile profile that works well on any skin type.

Longevity is generally moderate to long-lasting. On most skin types, you can expect around six to eight hours of consistent presence. Because it relies on woodier notes in the dry-down, it tends to linger longer on fabric, making it a reliable choice for long days when you want a clean, green scent.

Yes, Wanderlust is an excellent office-appropriate fragrance. It is clean, fresh, and projects with enough clarity to be noticed without becoming cloying or overwhelming. The bitter green notes provide a professional, sophisticated aura, especially during the spring and summer months when heavy, sweet scents might feel out of place in a climate-controlled environment.

This fragrance thrives in mild to warm weather. The citrus and green accords are at their best in spring and summer, where humidity can help the black currant and olibanum notes bloom. In high heat, it feels refreshing, while in cooler spring temperatures, it provides an energizing, crisp contrast to the air.

It is not a safe blind buy. The green, bitter profile is polarizing, especially because it lacks the traditional sweetness found in many popular unisex fragrances. The prominence of black currant leaf can sometimes read as medicinal or sharp to those expecting a fruity or gourmand experience. Sampling first is highly recommended to see how it interacts with your skin.

While often compared to Philosykos due to its green nature, Wanderlust is less lactonic and drier. It emphasizes a more structural, woody, and resinous backbone thanks to the guaiac wood and olibanum. If Philosykos is the creamy fruit under the tree, Wanderlust is the dry, aromatic stems and leaves found after a morning rain.

It offers moderate to strong projection, especially in the first two hours. It creates a noticeable scent bubble that draws attention without filling a room. As it moves into the dry-down, it sits closer to the skin, creating an intimate, clean trail that is perfect for close-encounter settings or quiet social gatherings.

Many enthusiasts find it a perfect signature scent because it avoids the typical mass-market sweetness. Its clean, woody, and green profile works across casual and professional settings. If you value a scent that feels intellectual and unpretentious rather than sugary or bold, Wanderlust offers a distinct, consistent identity that rarely clashes with other personal grooming products.

Yes, it layers beautifully. Its dry, woody, and green base works as an excellent foundation to add crispness to softer, sweet floral or powdery fragrances. If you have a scent that is too sugary for your taste, adding a spray of Wanderlust can provide a necessary structural counterpoint, balancing out excessive warmth.