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Mexx Man is a light, easy aromatic fougere built around lavender, citrus, soft woods and a touch of pineapple sweetness. It opens fresh and slightly h… Show more

Mexx Man is a light, easy aromatic fougere built around lavender, citrus, soft woods and a touch of pineapple sweetness. It opens fresh and slightly herbal, then settles into a clean woody dry-down with oakmoss and sandalwood keeping it classic. This is the kind of scent that suits everyday wear more than statement making. It may work best in spring or mild. Show less

Dodo is a green, fruity, animalic fougere that opens with sharp freshness, juicy lychee and tart citrus, then turns stranger and more divisive as ambe… Show more

Dodo is a green, fruity, animalic fougere that opens with sharp freshness, juicy lychee and tart citrus, then turns stranger and more divisive as ambergris, musk and moss come forward. On some skin it reads airy, feathery and forest-like, on others sweaty, dirty or almost bathroom-cleaner sharp. This is a sample-first Zoologist. It suits wearers who enjoy unusual naturalistic perfumes, earthy green. Show less

Tobacco Flower reads as a dry, woody aromatic with green spice, moss and a restrained citrus lift. Geranium, patchouli and fern give the opening a bri… Show more

Tobacco Flower reads as a dry, woody aromatic with green spice, moss and a restrained citrus lift. Geranium, patchouli and fern give the opening a brisk, slightly old-world feel before cedar, sandalwood and white oud pull it into darker, denser territory. This looks best suited to shoppers who enjoy textured, serious unisex scents rather than soft sweetness. With the available wear votes. Show less

Dark Hollow by Forage opens with crisp green leaves and crushed fern, setting an immediate damp foliage tone. As the top notes settle, a restrained wi… Show more

Dark Hollow by Forage opens with crisp green leaves and crushed fern, setting an immediate damp foliage tone. As the top notes settle, a restrained wild rose emerges alongside a bitter oakmoss core that grounds the middle phase. The dry-down relies on solid wood notes, combining oak, cedar-like conifer, and smooth sandalwood against a clean background of musk and amber. The result is an earthy chypre that smells like wet bark and shaded forest soil rather than polished barbershop soap. It projects moderately for the first two hours before pulling closer to the skin, making it a reliable pick for crisp autumn afternoons. Show less

Pancaldi opens with a sharp flash of wormwood, bergamot, and crisp juniper berries that quickly hooks into a dark pine forest heart. Released in 1989,… Show more

Pancaldi opens with a sharp flash of wormwood, bergamot, and crisp juniper berries that quickly hooks into a dark pine forest heart. Released in 1989, this Italian powerhouse pairs bitter herbs with heavy cloves, carnation, and damp fir needles before dropping into a dense base of oakmoss, leather, and castoreum. It smells thick, dry, and unapologetically masculine, built for cold autumn evenings and crisp winter air when light citrus colognes fall flat. The herbal bite feels sharp during the first fifteen minutes on skin, but the sandalwood and tonka bean underneath smooth out the rugged edges as it dries down. Vintage enthusiasts hunting for authentic late eighties aromatic chypres will recognize its brooding, oakmoss-heavy character. Show less