No. 6

Philosophy of Zen opens with brisk grapefruit and green tea, then settles into a watery floral heart with lotus, peony and a slightly tart green mango… Show more

Philosophy of Zen opens with brisk grapefruit and green tea, then settles into a watery floral heart with lotus, peony and a slightly tart green mango twist. It smells clean, green and polished rather than sharp. On skin, the dry-down turns smoother and more mineral, with soft incense and ambergris adding depth. It suits spring and summer especially well, and it makes. Show less

Seventeen X Woozi by The SAEM offers a crisp, vegetal slice of summer. The green mango and sharp tomato leaf notes hit first, settling into a light hy… Show more

Seventeen X Woozi by The SAEM offers a crisp, vegetal slice of summer. The green mango and sharp tomato leaf notes hit first, settling into a light hyacinth and quiet incense base. It is a clean, garden fresh scent made for casual daytime wear when you want to feel refreshed without smelling like standard citrus cologne. Show less

Olivier Durbano's Lapis Philosophorum starts with a thick, boozy rush of red wine and dark rum. Truffle adds a damp, rooty quality that feels like wet… Show more

Olivier Durbano's Lapis Philosophorum starts with a thick, boozy rush of red wine and dark rum. Truffle adds a damp, rooty quality that feels like wet forest soil. As the scent warms on your skin, the initial booziness quietens down into a dusty, mineral incense. It smells like old stone churches, dry pine needles, and sweet resins. This fragrance fits cold November days, dark coats, and quiet evenings. It is a slow, meditative wear that suits collectors who prefer atmospheric scents over clean or mass-appeal fragrances. It is too unusual for a blind buy, so start with a sample. Show less