Eau Sauvage Parfum

It begins with a jagged, cold burst of citron and bergamot, immediately softened by the herbal clarity of lavender and petitgrain. There is a rigid, structural quality here—the myrrh brings a quiet, resinous heat that binds the citrus to a base of vetiver and oakmoss. It avoids sweetness entirely, favoring a dry, verdant profile that holds its own in high desert heat. The projection is disciplined, trailing a crisp, mossy edge that remains steady through the longest afternoons.