Winter 1972

CB I Hate Perfume · Unisex

Winter 1972 by CB I Hate Perfume captures the crisp, eerie realism of stepping outside into a quiet winter landscape just after a heavy snowfall. Rather than giving you s… Show more

Winter 1972 by CB I Hate Perfume captures the crisp, eerie realism of stepping outside into a quiet winter landscape just after a heavy snowfall. Rather than giving you sweet holiday spices or heavy pine needles, perfumer Christopher Brosius builds a cold, atmospheric snapshot made of chilled water notes, damp soil tincture, and stripped woody notes. The scent opens with the stark, mineral chill of melting slush and frozen dirt, feeling like damp woolen gloves brushed against frosted ground. As it rests on skin, subtle woody notes emerge, smelling like dormant tree branches sleeping under a blanket of ice. Because it stays very close to the skin and behaves like a quiet personal memory, it is best suited for calm daytime wear, casual winter walks, quiet reading sessions at home, and relaxed creative work environments where traditional loud perfumes feel out of place. Show less