After Sun

Christian Carbonnel builds Green Cactus by Phil Julian around a sharp, juicy opening of prickly pear, tart lime, and bright yuzu. The top notes hit wi… Show more

Christian Carbonnel builds Green Cactus by Phil Julian around a sharp, juicy opening of prickly pear, tart lime, and bright yuzu. The top notes hit with an immediate splash of cooling citrus before settling into a crushed green tea leaf and aloe vera heart. As the scent warms on skin, fresh mint leaves and subtle pink pepper keep the herbal green accords crisp, while fig adds a mild wet sweetness. Cardamom provides a light spicy undercurrent during late wear. Designed for warm summer afternoons, this unisex composition stays buoyant and clean without leaning overly sweet or heavy. Show less

Tayshaba All Nile Long hits skin with a quick prickle of black pepper and cool melon before shifting into damp earth and incense. Nose Maiada El Khali… Show more

Tayshaba All Nile Long hits skin with a quick prickle of black pepper and cool melon before shifting into damp earth and incense. Nose Maiada El Khalifa pairs crisp ozonic air with heavy base notes like myrrh, patchouli, and iris root. It feels rooted in humid spring afternoons or cool autumn evenings, offering a dark, mineral chypre character for wearing with unstructured tailoring. Show less

Hand Grenade by Hez Parfums is a fun, refreshing unisex fragrance inspired by the famous New Orleans French Quarter cocktail. It opens with juicy hone… Show more

Hand Grenade by Hez Parfums is a fun, refreshing unisex fragrance inspired by the famous New Orleans French Quarter cocktail. It opens with juicy honeydew melon dusted with mineral sea salt, recreating the sensation of a chilled cocktail glass with a salted rim. As it settles, splashes of white rum and juniper gin blend with soft cherry blossom petals over a warm foundation of sandalwood, amyris wood, and clean musk. It wears light, breezy, and upbeat, making it an easy pick for warm spring days and casual summer afternoons. Show less

Black Infusion opens with a burst of tart bergamot and bitter lemon that quickly merges into a clean green tea leaf accord. As the bright citrus top b… Show more

Black Infusion opens with a burst of tart bergamot and bitter lemon that quickly merges into a clean green tea leaf accord. As the bright citrus top begins to quiet, gentle green tea flower and jasmine emerge alongside a distinct pinch of dry cardamom. The dry-down resting on white cedar extract and dark guaiac wood gives the sheer herbal body an unexpectedly warm, clean musk baseline. It wears exceptionally well during humid spring mornings or casual outdoor afternoon gatherings when heavy amber scents feel stifling. The overall feel stays crisp, breezy, and grounded throughout its lifespan on skin. Show less

Acqua di Carthusia Aloe opens with a cool, watery snap of raw aloe vera alongside crisp lavender and fresh geranium. Rather than leaning sweet or over… Show more

Acqua di Carthusia Aloe opens with a cool, watery snap of raw aloe vera alongside crisp lavender and fresh geranium. Rather than leaning sweet or overly aquatic, the scent pivots into an herbal heart of bitter artemisia, resinous elemi, and subtle cardamom spice. As it settles on skin, dry cedarwood, smooth sandalwood, white amber, and clean musk ground the leafy vegetation in a warm, scrubbed wood base. It works best during warm spring mornings and humid summer afternoons when dense citruses feel tiring. Show less

Flower Shop by Ostrikov Beauty Publishing opens with a sharp burst of bitter galbanum and tart grapefruit, instantly recreating the damp air of a flor… Show more

Flower Shop by Ostrikov Beauty Publishing opens with a sharp burst of bitter galbanum and tart grapefruit, instantly recreating the damp air of a florist cold room. As the initial spray settles, green tea and cardamom bring a crisp, dry herbal clarity that keeps the green bite grounded. The middle phase layers geranium and jasmine over a base of oakmoss, woody notes, and soft musk. The scent presents freshly snapped stems, wet petals, and cold vase water on a cool April morning. Show less