Rendez-vous au Cap Ferrat

On the lighter side, due in part to the applicator on these Godet bottles and because of the fragrance itself. Very enjoyable to wear, lasts a good while but on the short end of moderate, 3-4 hrs on me. I get a good amount of resins, thyme & Myrtle blended with Lavender & Cedar. There's a mild sweetness in the background that's just right, I can't tell for sure where it's coming from though the pyramid suggests Neroli. I really do like this one. If it were easier to apply I'd wear it much more often. You can spend a bit more & get the spray pump which I probably should've done. Still, I don't have anything else like this & am glad it's in my collection.

A marine classic disguised as a masculine aromatic. Also fresh and tangy, with neroli, lavender and a nice thyme note. After 10 minutes I get mostly chlorine, cedar and those amber resins that tire the nose right from the opening together with that myrtle note typical of marines of the last decades and which I now associate with ... boredom. Not an imminent wash, it is composed with care and attention and the trail it leaves is not too invasive. If you don't have a problem with those chlorinated, marine and amber notes give it a try.

Woody and aromatic as it is fresh and light. Love the forest near the sea vibe from it. I get a pot of thyme on the skin together with the cedar and vetiver. Very office appropriate and enough to stand out from regular men cologne line. Pretty good. More masculine to my nose.