Top Notes 
Sichuan pepper
Heart Notes 
Provençal lavender
Base Notes 
Cedarwood
Rurality
7 Reviews
Rurality
2
Just in time for spring!
Not really anything special in this fragrance apart from the lavender, but it’s a nice addition to the L’Eau D’Issey Pour Homme flanker lineup nonetheless, especially with bearing some aesthetic similarities to the previous releases, however it’s easily beaten by Bois Arctic, PoTN or Polaris; they are works of art by a master of the trade, and this is a watercolour painting which was made a student who got a top grade. It still maintains the original DNA and that’s all that matters. Very easy 7/10 all round from me.
Reminds me of the lavender room spray you get to spray on fabrics (pillows, furniture, etc) if it was turned into a mall cologne. You could use those room sprays as testers. Extremely inoffensive and mass appealing, won’t make any heads turn to you but won’t make any turn away either.
Best suited for the office or a therapy session, one you might need for financial irresponsibility for spending all your money on cologne.
Is it worth buying a bottle? Yes, the 50ml size is actually ideal for how much of this stuff you need, as it’s not a reach for leisure in my opinion.
Reminds me of the lavender room spray you get to spray on fabrics (pillows, furniture, etc) if it was turned into a mall cologne. You could use those room sprays as testers. Extremely inoffensive and mass appealing, won’t make any heads turn to you but won’t make any turn away either.
Best suited for the office or a therapy session, one you might need for financial irresponsibility for spending all your money on cologne.
Is it worth buying a bottle? Yes, the 50ml size is actually ideal for how much of this stuff you need, as it’s not a reach for leisure in my opinion.
Updated on 05/06/2024
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