Fougère L’Aube

There’s a certain light in the morning that feels like it belongs to another decade. The late ’80s, when men’s fragrances were crisp, confident and unafraid to smell like they’d just walked out of a tailor’s fitting. That’s the light I wanted to capture in Fougère L’Aube.

It opens with green citrus cutting through the brisk air, just before the day warms; dew still clinging to the ferns. Lavender absolute gives the heart a fullness no synthetic can match, bolstered by the elegant lift of Moroccan rose absolute. Spearmint and galbanum snap the edges into focus, while hay and camphor bring a cool sunlit dryness that nods to vintage fougères.

A generous dose of real sandalwood oil grounds it all. Creamy, woody, and warm with oakmoss for chypre gravity, amber for glow, and musk for the quiet persistence that lingers long after the first impression.

Fougère L’Aube isn’t a nostalgia trip; it’s a revival. It’s what happens when you take the golden era of men’s fragrance and rebuild it with the raw materials it deserves.

Fragrance Notes: Lavender, Green Citrus, Galbanum, Geranium, Spearmint, Hay, Moroccan Rose, Amber, Camphor, Sandalwood, Oakmoss, Musk, Costus