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Collithereum is a marine woody perfume that juxtaposes salty seaweed with resinous incense. Jérôme di Marino pairs cold grapefruit and wet cypress at… Show more

Collithereum is a marine woody perfume that juxtaposes salty seaweed with resinous incense. Jérôme di Marino pairs cold grapefruit and wet cypress at the top before dropping into a dark, smoky heart of myrrh. It fits someone looking for a coastal scent that swaps sunny tropical vibes for moody, rain-soaked northern cliffs. Show less

Firewater opens with an immediate blast of damp peat smoke and sharp grapefruit. Euan McCall structures this unisex scent around a coastal Scottish bo… Show more

Firewater opens with an immediate blast of damp peat smoke and sharp grapefruit. Euan McCall structures this unisex scent around a coastal Scottish bonfire, combining salty seaweed with black tea and birch wood. It targets enthusiasts seeking a challenging, raw, and earthy statement rather than a conventional clean office fragrance. Show less

Neandertal Dark 2015 opens with a bitter crunch of green leaves, cold pine needles, and crushed pink pepper. Grapefruit and ginger give the opening a… Show more

Neandertal Dark 2015 opens with a bitter crunch of green leaves, cold pine needles, and crushed pink pepper. Grapefruit and ginger give the opening a tart bite that cuts through humid air. Within twenty minutes, the initial brightness subsides as iodine seaweed, dry caraway seeds, and smoky incense rise from the heart. The base settles into raw agarwood, dark leather, and earthy vetiver. Labdanum and patchouli build a dense, mossy floor that stays grounded on skin for hours. It smells like wet forest soil, cold stone, and smoldering wood smoke on a rainy November afternoon. Show less

Neandertal Dark starts with a bitter shock of green tomato leaf, crushed pine needles, and pungent grapefruit rind. The opening feels raw and vegetal,… Show more

Neandertal Dark starts with a bitter shock of green tomato leaf, crushed pine needles, and pungent grapefruit rind. The opening feels raw and vegetal, spiked by ginger and pink pepper before sinking into murky seaweed, dry caraway, and cool church incense. Heavy base notes anchor the long drydown on skin. You get rough black leather, resinous agarwood oud, damp patchouli, and animalic labdanum that stick around through chilly weather. It carries the smell of wet soil, briny sea kelp, and smoldering birch smoke on late autumn nights. Show less