Cambridge Knight Eau de Parfum for Men 3.4oz

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Cambridge Knight Eau de 3.4oz Parfum for Men

Top Notes

Grapefruit comes from a subtropical citrus tree. It is a sour to semi-sweet and bitter fruit with white, pink or red pulp on the inside which has varying sweetness with the red pulp being the sweetest one. Grapefruit has a zesty, fresh, citrusy, and sour to sweet tart scent to it.

Musk can be described in many different ways. The description may range from sweet, creamy or powdery, to rich, leathery, spicy and even woodsy, and animalistic nuance.

Lily is the common English name for flowering plants of the Lilium genus. Lilies mostly grow in temperate northern hemisphere. The lily has been described as spicy and waxy note which can become intoxicating with aspects of brine and sweet floralcy

Mid Notes

Bay leaves are the aromatic leaves of the bay laurel, an aromatic evergreen shrub native to the Mediterranean. The leaves of the laurel bush, a herbal scent with a spicy overlay, familiar from the kitchen.

Jasmine is a genus from the Oleaceae family which are native to the tropical areas of Eurasia, Australasia and Oceania. Jasmine has an incredibly intense aroma that has a rich,sweet, and fruity scent to it.

Guaiac Wood is a small tree that is also known as guayacan. Guaiac Wood is one of the hardest and most resilient woods in the world. Exotic wood note that has tar-like, phenolic facets, imparting smoky, tarmac notes in perfumes.

Base Notes

An inky, bitter-smelling forest floor evocative, prized essence coming from the lichen that grows on oak trees in Europe (harvested in the Balkans). Nowadays severely restricted under skin sensitization concerns, it is nevertheless an essential part of chypre fragrances and fougère fragrances.

Patchouli is a wonderful green bushy herb of the mint family. It belongs to the genus Pogostemon and grows up to two or three feet in height. Sweet, dark, with an earthy, woody edge, it is very popular in many blends, especially the contemporary woody floral musks.