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This fragrance is the perfect balance between freshness and depth, which has the effect of tailor-made elegance. The Sicilian lemon and mandarin give it a bright, clean freshness reminiscent of the first breath in a luxurious seaside town.

Over time, warm, woody notes unfold: the creamy, exotic aroma of sandalwood combines with the dry, masculine strength of cedar and vetiver.

Finally, the light but present tonka bean provides a gentle, slightly sweet depth that gives the fragrance a seductive note.

It is the fragrance of a man who exudes self-confidence without being loud. Modern, confident and timeless.

Megamare is an extremely intense, almost overwhelming marine fragrance that captures the raw power of the ocean.

The first impression: a fresh, salty breeze hits your face as if you were standing on a stormy coast. The air is humid, full of iodine, seaweed and salt, with an almost metallic sharpness.

The core: behind the freshness lurks something darker, deeper, a mixture of driftwood, wet skin and slightly putrid seaweed. It smells like a secret, unexplored seabed, where minerals, shells and the echo of past storms gather.

The aftertaste: After hours, a creamy, slightly sweetish hint remains, as if salt has dried on warm skin, mixed with a subtle, almost oily note of ambergris and musk.

It is not a typical fresh summer fragrance, but an extreme, almost synthetic experience, as if you were standing in the middle of a raging ocean, with foaming waves and salt-encrusted skin.

When I traveled to Spain last summer, it wasn't just the sun, the sea and the relaxed way of life that accompanied me, it was also this scent that enveloped me on this trip and made every experience special.

I remember the exact moment I stepped off the plane in Malaga. The warm air, infused with a hint of salt and flowers, welcomed me like an old friend. But it was the first spray of Uden on my neck that really put me in the vacation mood. The fresh, vibrant citrus notes, bergamot and lemon immediately melted into the atmosphere. It felt like I fit perfectly into the Mediterranean setting.

On the second day, I walked through the narrow streets of Seville, with their mixture of Andalusian flair and historical charm. The scent of perfume mingled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and grilled tapas. The subtle, warm rum note in Uden made me think of a relaxed evening, even though it was only mid-morning. I felt light, confident. Almost as if the scent was changing the way I walked. Strangers glanced at me from time to time, as if they could detect the scent and wondered what made it so special. I enjoyed that moment.

The highlight came a few days later in Valencia. I was sitting at a small table in a beach bar while the sun slowly sank into the sea. My shirt was unbuttoned, my skin warm from the last rays of sunshine of the day. The scent of Uden had changed over the hours, the lavender notes were calming and the vanilla and sandalwood base gave me a sense of security that was perfect for the moment. I took a sip of my sangria, leaned back and thought: life can stay just like this.

It became not just a perfume for me, it was like a silent companion, preserving the memories of that vacation in my mind. Even today, when I wear Uden, I can see the Spanish sun, taste the sangria and feel the warm sand under my feet. It's amazing how a fragrance can tell the story of an entire trip.

I would say that it is very similar to Hugo Boss Absolu (95%), only more qualitative, more elegant and less sweet. The pungent, alcoholic saffron, combined with patchouli, characterizes this macho man who doesn't let anyone say anything to him. Nobody looks down on you, because you are the one in charge. And if someone does want to say something, they have to wait until you have finished speaking. Everyone notices you at the market, your leather jacket is shiny and your hair is uniformly combed back with lots of gel. You're freshly shaven and have a stern look. The street is your territory, so run, because no one will get in your way.