I'm not really sure but this may have been one of the first floral masculines to enter the scene ?
Opening with citrus and basil, with a heart of a sort of cold lily-of-the-valley, gardenia and magnolia accompanied by some sharp green note and lots of aldehydes, afterwards turning to a herbal drydown of amber, lots of fir and woody notes. Even if it's not listed, I swear there's oakmoss in the base also. Soapy and floral at the same time, and even if it's floral it's more sour than sweet, with the fir keeping the flowers in check. The overall feeling I get from wearing this is happy and sort of "dandy".
A unique and original floral with woods and amber...great for springtime and much better than the synthetic Ultramarine version.
