Palmetto

Overpriced for what you get. I'm not the best at describing scents, but it's fresh. I enjoy it. It has a nice woody dry down.

Sampling Fulton & Roark Palmetto, one of the extrait collection of fragrances previously released in solid perfume form, a blend with pink pepper and grapefruit in the opening, giving way to a dry down of magnolia, neroli, cedar, and incense per the official note listing, and these ring true with my experience of it. There’s definitely some brightness and freshness throughout. A fairly strident pepper note mixes against a mostly woody background, accented by neroli and resins and (I suppose) the slightest faint of magnolia, though there is a vaguely floral quality to the mix as well. It’s fairly similar to Narada, categorically, and though Narada’s peppery focus works a bit better for me, overall, Palmetto is also nice. I’m frankly delighted to see a couple of fairly peppery options from one house, as I enjoy pepper as a fragrant note when used elegantly, as is the case with both fragrances. Like the rest of the extrait collection, Palmetto is priced at $250 for 50ml, sold through the house website, and it performs fairly well. 7 out of 10

Delightful pink pepper and grapefruit opening! I agree that overall this scent leans masculine, but I find it wearable as a woman. After the opening, I don’t really get a lot of the woods smells that others describe. Maybe faintly. The superstar is that fresh and verrry peppery citrus opening!

The grapefruit in the opening is a real treat. With equal parts juice and zest, maybe a tad more on the zesty side. It's too bad it fades so quickly on my skin. That's what makes it a like and not a love for me.

Pink-peppery, citrusy, with warm, oily florals and a hint of cedar that is not to the degree it reminds you of pencils or lumber. Clean-smelling and would mesh well with many different gender presentations!

This one is clean and bright. Beautiful opening, if only it lasted. The smell was gone within the hour. Leans masculine. But it is unremarkable.

Another citrus, neroli scent-------------FOR $200! Get Terre D'Hermes instead, it's cheaper and smells like this----one would argue that it projects better... 4/10

I have a sample of this. First time I sprayed this on skin it smelled like bug spray. I'm pretty sure that's the neroli. I gave it a second shot and it still smells like bug spray but I can smell the bit of grapefruit sweet in it. I really think this is much more of a masculine scent (I am a woman and lean more to feminine). It's not for me. Every time I try to give this another shot I can't shake this scent association to bug spray. To me it lasts a long time, given it's an extrait. I wore this all the way to dinner and my dad could smell this even though I had one spray on my skin with pants on. Props to whoever rocks this!

Very pretty almost Christmasy.. very fresh lots of citrus. On me the sits close to the skin and doesn’t last a super long time but the scent is incredibly gorgeous. I see others have put that this is masculine, but I am a woman and I would wear this. This is beautiful. I rate it at unisex. Love love almost everything from F&R with the exception of highway 190 which smells like BR540 too much and I just hate that scent.

Palmetto starts off as a fresh burst of citrus and dries down to a classic woody scent. I think it’s a great fragrance for daily wear although it does lean a bit more masculine on me. I would like to get a bit more of the florals in this, but I still enjoy wearing it. I love how Fulton and Roark scents smell very photorealistic and not synthetic.