Alone Together

this is prob my most fave scent from this brand. its a fresh clean scent with a slight vanilla after scent. I personally love its clean crisp scent. the lingering not on my skin reminds me of its exact description, of hugging the man you love.

Classical green-herbal cologne structure with a little oomph from the spices, and terrific longevity for this style.

Alone Together (USD 145, 50 ml. BNIB, Clearance) First Impression initial Rouge Red Fougere by certain component before settle down into classic Barbershop constuction, green leather (This leans slightly more Chypre a little but lack traditional labdanum end). We have another “Replica Situation” here. There’s an musk and aroma chemical accord that smell like Warm Skin, a heat from skin. The initial was predominantly Ambermax, Cashmeran kind of those. But in this the ratio is so really good in blend into Fougere accord create the something secondhand Fougere... “I use to hangout with another man... I think he is 40+ plus old. Something and he wears cheap Fougere. But at the end of the day. We cuddle - What remains on his skin (Trace of Patchouli, Lavender Musk and Sweat) It becomes something warm and miserable yet a crave. my current partner prefers Eastern Amber-based fragrance. So yeah.. that’s another whole story. I read perfumers’ initial through and she would like to recreate something timeless and genderless. Fond by memory of Fougere fragrance on his farther shirt. This can recreate that. (It is not a perfume in perfumer nature, but a perfume that smell like something in a real world (in this case Fougere fragrance on Male skin))... I understand.. it is really blue situation.. when you miss someone so much. Only a scent linger. It could be also endurance for the end of the day. Everyone living in their own world, flight - walk and survive but we hold dear To each other. So yeah. I believe this encapsulates these idea.. However.. I think for the price. Every the dial is perfect. The bottle is really beautiful. The material is fairly good. But I think USD 315 for 50 ml. Might be.. too expensive..? Yeah.. gotta do a full wear. ===== Edit 1 on June 26, 2025 It is another 13 with Fougere element support. Geranium and soft patchouli. Seamlessly hide into Ambercore. Still, very modern fougere. I like it. But like, I just enjoy for daily usage. Often time, I spray the Santa Maria's cologne Mid-ride. I just need something stronger.

On the blotter, this was reading a little bit like the tire section of a superstore. Thankfully, on the skin, the citrus took off. Because of the basil, it's less lime juice and more lime rind, a little earthier. I think this scent would work well as a hand soap or a home fragrance since it's pretty fresh, but it's not really interesting enough to catch my attention, and it's not living up to it's price tag. (5/10)

Very green, crisp, lime-forward. On the skin, it smells more masculine than in the bottle. Interesting combination that works, but I wouldn't say it is especially long-lasting.

Opening is like a citronella candle- the citrus and floral notes eventually come through, but I was not pleased with this.

Do you want to smell like burnt rubber tires with lemon juice squeezed on top?

I cherish this extrait. Mine is the early dabber bottle, no spray — just luscious green aromatic juice you tip against the skin. I have a small ritual to it: rubbing it into the forearms, the old way, the way fougeres were always meant to be worn. The pungent citrus hits instantly —imagine lime rind, verbena, something almost confectionery underneath, like old-school lemon drops rattling in a tin. Pure nostalgia! But then the candy dissolves. Basil and geranium pull the sweetness green, stem by stem, until you're no longer in the sweet shop but in the garden behind it. If you love men's classics! An extrait with the soul of a cologne, and better for it. Alone together, indeed.

Sweet lemons, lemon rind, lemon juice, verbena... so crisp and clean! it leans a little masculine but I think a woman could wear it anyway, because in the drydown is becomes sweeter like a hard lemon candy. It reminds me a little bit of Cedro Di Diamante by Perris Montecarlo.

A refreshing opening from all greens; The dry down comes in very, very quickly, an hour maximum from the dewy climax. What you get left with is some how an 80's fougere with strong hints of Drakkar Noir and Eau du Soir by Sisley. For the price, is a strong pass.