This translucent, airy wood can be used to heal and clothe people, you can build eco-houses from it, it can be put in cosmetic canisters and shaped into clouds of various shapes and forms, not to mention the fact that you can breathe it and relieve urban stress. If you remember, the combination of sandalwood and nutmeg began in Kenzo men's fragrances with the first bestseller Kenzo Pour Homme (1991).

It would be a treat to smell the others in the collection, or anything else by Celine, for that matter. But the scent does not seem rough or prickly - a creamy-smooth woody accord and something fresh fougère combine in it, smoothing the swirls and making it velvety. Clearpay lends you a fixed amount of credit so you can pay for your purchase over 4 instalments, due every 2 weeks.To justify Jungle Homme's gender identity, the perfumer has added nutmeg to this spice feast, a traditional marker of men's fragrances from the 80s and 90s.

To learn more about Kenzo Jungle Homme, I relied on my acquaintance with Celine Verleure, owner of the niche brand Olfactive Studio. For example, black pepper and white sandalwood, black leather and white powder, but no, there was nothing like that in the brief, as Celine assured me.The only thing I would agree to disagree the the colour of white, as in my eyes or nose, it flashes back the impression of ochre land or the heart of freshly-grounded nutmeg kernel, and diffuses a hazy, pale caramel aura around its wearer. Sometimes an animalic shade of Atlas cedar slips into the fragrance, but this is not its main accent.

There are stripes on the box and bottle designed by Joel Desgrippes, a stiff black-and-white bristle mohawk on the stopper - a zebra in urban punk style. Of course, a transparent citrus freshness begins this scent - and here it is generously infused with an overdose of cardamom with carnations added. According to Celine, work on Kenzo Jungle Homme began immediately after the launch of L’Elephant and L’Eau Par Kenzo in 1996, and perfumer Olivier Cresp was chosen to continue the successful collaboration with the brand (it would continue in the future; the popular L’Eau Par Kenzo Pour Homme was also designed by Olivier Cresp.Rasasi Rumz Al Rasasi Zebra Pour Elle opens with enticing notes of violet leaves with a pinch of clove. Welcome to the Alexandria UK blog, where we strive to keep our wonderful community of fragrance enthusiasts informed and engaged! Many of them focus on a single note like rose or epitomise the essence of a certain place, like New York City or an ambience, like the salty Nordic seaside wind. They are an attractive alternative to mass-appeal designer scents, offering something new and unique. In some moment, I would even say, creamy due to the cedar / sandalwood accord, calming and tranquil but with the proper amount of edge.