Armagnac, blond tobacco, cinnamon A tobacco flavored armagnac 902

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What is a fougère?

The fougère accord made its grand entrance into perfumery in 1882. With his fragrance Fougère Royale for the house of Houbigant, Paul Parquet revolutionized the perfumery of old and laid the foundations for the field as we know it today. Fougère Royale was more than a perfume; it was an olfactory accord that has since become one of the most popular in men’s fragrances. Composed of aromatic lavender, geranium and coumarin and woody notes like oakmoss and vetiver, it established an all-new family of fragrances. Fresh, deep and slightly retro, the typical fougère accord smells like a traditional barbershop or a herbalist’s boutique. It unleashes somewhat potent, almost virile notes and gives an impression of cleanliness similar to the aroma of an aftershave

What is incense?

Vetiver is surely one of our favorite raw materials. It is recognizable by its nutty and smoky notes obtained after distillation of its roots. Each terroir gives it very particular facets. In the 601, we use vetiver from Haiti, with fresh facets. It gives a woody signature to the bottom.What about lavender?

It is a very dry woody scent, much like the scent of pencil. This fusing note mixes with other woody notes like vetiver and violet leaf. No doubt this creation is a fresh woody scent.

How to use it: Spritz on pulse points like wrists, neck, behind ears, and inner elbows to make your fragrance last longer.

Available in the following size: 30 ml (1 fl.oz.)

Ingredients: Alcohol denat., parfum (fragrance), aqua (water), benzyl benzoate,

story

Ludovic Bonneton, founder creates a perfumery as it existed in the past and as we dream of it today. Bon Parfumeur.

Ludovic has a colorful olfactory path that he draws line by line. He successively wore Jicky by Guerlain or Vetiver by Carven as a teenager (and almost all vetivers afterwards), Habit Rouge or Pour un Homme by Caron. Then, he enthusiastically discovered the new, more confidential houses. Houses that practice, then, a real return to the roots of perfumery, by putting the fragrance back at the centre of their products. Over time and his travels, Ludovic  plays with his collection of perfumes, takes pleasure in wearing them and works them according to his mood, or even the weather.

He moved to Cali, Colombia. And then, one day, somewhere on the Pacific coast, he lets the Colombian winds talk to him. They blow him away to create a brand that reflects his own vision of fragrances. A personal, innovative and unique brand. To the rhythm of his thousand and one ideas, supported by a very fine team, the founder of Bon Parfumeur gives life to his desires.