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Rustic Inn by Sevilla Fragrances captures the damp stillness of a shaded woodland path. It combines a cold, refreshing mint top note with earthy ivy,… Show more

Rustic Inn by Sevilla Fragrances captures the damp stillness of a shaded woodland path. It combines a cold, refreshing mint top note with earthy ivy, vetiver, and oakmoss, grounding the composition in a resinous base of myrrh and patchouli. Built for those who appreciate natural, green aromas, it serves as a crisp, centering choice for quiet daytime wear. Show less

Pink Carrot by Pisello Parfum balances bright citrus with heavy woods. Saffron and orange blossom give way to a dry, resinous heart of tobacco and cof… Show more

Pink Carrot by Pisello Parfum balances bright citrus with heavy woods. Saffron and orange blossom give way to a dry, resinous heart of tobacco and coffee, before settling into a dark, smoky agarwood base. It is a dense, warming scent built for cold autumn nights and formal winter settings. Show less

Malibu Beach is a green, woody aromatic built around mint, orange blossom and vetiver. It opens brisk and outdoorsy, then settles into a mossy, earthy… Show more

Malibu Beach is a green, woody aromatic built around mint, orange blossom and vetiver. It opens brisk and outdoorsy, then settles into a mossy, earthy drydown with patchouli and dry woods that keep it feeling clean rather than sweet. It looks best suited to warm weather and daytime wear. If you like fresh fragrances with a leafy, slightly rugged edge instead of. Show less

Amouage Beach Hut Man challenges the typical aquatic summer archetype. It opens with an intense blast of fresh mint and bitter green galbanum. This co… Show more

Amouage Beach Hut Man challenges the typical aquatic summer archetype. It opens with an intense blast of fresh mint and bitter green galbanum. This combination dries down into a base of rich, earthy ivy and damp moss. It is built for hot summer days when you need a fragrance that projects clean energy without smelling like blue shower gel. Show less