Cedre

This actually has notes of: Nutmeg, cumin, vanilla, amber, 2 varieties of atlas cedar. It’s a gorgeous powdery woody scent that is comforting and intriguing. Vanilla gives a sweetness that really compliments the dusty woods. If I had to liken it to a setting I would say a log cabin that has a vanilla candle burning. Perfectly unisex

I love cedar as a note, but this fragrance doesn't really do a lot for me. Words that come up to describe this are 'milquetoast', 'nondescript', 'beige' and 'smelled this before'. Even though the branding mentions this revolving around cedar, to me it smells like the first blast is mostly vanilla, nutmeg and sandalwood. There's a synthetic sweetness that reminds me of javanol and there's a definite coconut vibe going on. Nutmeg is very prominent and cumin is used more subtly, but tobacco seems absent. The vanilla is very airy and stays far away from gourmand territory or anything cloying. The result is a soft, dry, spicy and transparent but not very original woody fragrance that's mildly sweet, dusty and coconutty. Quite simple and unassuming with a spicy twist. And yeah about what smells so familiar to me: Cedre is like an airy, vanillic variation on the Straight to Heaven DNA. It's very close to Nissaba Sulawesi and Geco Zeromolecole. Very easy to just grab and spray on for the day when you want to smell pleasant and don't want to grab attention too much, but in the end a bit expensive for what it is.

A calm, woody-spicy scent, rounded, with a hint of vanilla. A fragrance for retreating into inner emigration. Absolute unisex.

Hyper modern composition : streamlined, sleek, linear, long-lasting. Woody and very dry