Rolls Royce among perfumers, or a perfumer raised in Haiti and maturing in Grasse according to local know-how is the pillar of these fragrances, which undoubtedly are the most masculine scent in the entire history of Le Labo. All the essences that make up these perfumes, and there are 46 of them, have a distinct "masculine" character: pepper, guaiac wood, labdanum, cedar wood... Each one expresses strength of character in its own way, and the delicate company of frankincense, mysterious incense, gives the scent an intriguing spiritual dimension.

Fragrance Notes

Bergamot, Vetiver, Black Pepper, Guaiac Wood, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Labdanum Cistus, Cloves

About the brand Le Labo

Le Labo is a rebellion in the world of perfumery - partly thanks to breakthrough scent concepts, and partly due to its uncompromising philosophy. The brand's manifesto proclaims that scents must have a soul, luxury lies in the art of craftsmanship, and they do not give their perfumes for free to celebrities. The creators of the brand obsessively respect the sources from which the ingredients of their perfumes come from and are uncompromisingly vegan. "It is scandalous that in the 21st century, the cosmetic industry, which is supposed to be a luxury and pleasure, is based on animal cruelty" - they proclaim.

Fabrice Penot and Edouard Roschi, co-founders, deliberately do not strive for a mythical ideal: "We are inspired by what fascinates us in other areas of life - diverse aesthetic approaches, philosophies, and objects and products. We are strongly influenced by the philosophy of wabi-sabi, which is about finding beauty in constant change and perfection in imperfection."