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Eastern Sea Moss opens with a crisp, punchy burst of green apple and sour lemon sliced over sharp, herbal sage and cold sea notes. Michael Schrammel b… Show more

Eastern Sea Moss opens with a crisp, punchy burst of green apple and sour lemon sliced over sharp, herbal sage and cold sea notes. Michael Schrammel built this fragrance to fix the usual flaw of fresh aquatics: poor performance on warm skin. As the initial citrus blast settles, dusty mineral notes and a peppery geranium take over, grounding the sea air in wet granite and coastal flora. The dry-down relies on grey ambergris, dry cedar, and clean musk, creating a briny, mossy trail that clings for hours during humid summer afternoons or damp spring mornings. Show less

UnderOUD by The Gate Fragrances Paris opens with an intriguing contrast of sharp black pepper, aromatic sage, and ripe dark plum, supported by smoky o… Show more

UnderOUD by The Gate Fragrances Paris opens with an intriguing contrast of sharp black pepper, aromatic sage, and ripe dark plum, supported by smoky olibanum resin. As the fragrance settles, lush balsam fir needles, cedar, and earthy patchouli take center stage alongside a trace of tingly saffron. The extended dry down reveals a warm, powdery base where comfort takes over. Sweet vanilla, tonka bean, and golden benzoin wrap around smooth agarwood, guaiac wood, and castoreum. It crafts a rich, cozy atmosphere ideal for crisp fall evenings, giving lovers of woody gourmands a smooth balsamic experience. Show less

Stellar is a crisp woody aromatic built around green apple, ginger and juniper, then softened with sage, marine notes and geranium. It opens bright an… Show more

Stellar is a crisp woody aromatic built around green apple, ginger and juniper, then softened with sage, marine notes and geranium. It opens bright and brisk, then settles into a cleaner amberwood and patchouli base with a lightly resinous edge from olibanum. It looks aimed at men who want freshness with more backbone than a basic shower-gel scent. The profile reads easiest. Show less