Fragrance Description: This is a distinctive woody scent inspired by forest bathing among hinoki trees in the Japanese wilderness. It contains an immersive fusion of clean aromatic notes and woody intensity with a powerful trail of elegant cedarwood and hinoki. It’s intensely fresh and distinctive.
About the Fragrance: Hinoki wood has always been highly prized and was at one time protected by the Samurai. It’s still protected today, just in a different way: Jo Malone London’s suppliers only hand-harvest fallen branches that are then processed by local artisans in the same Japanese village.
While I can understand the comments that this is on the more masculine side- tree notes stick to me extremely well and this lasts most the day on me. It dries down into a very pleasant scent.
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hawaiiifair
Verified Purchase
6mos ago
Recommended
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CarlosAE
7mos ago
Waste of money!
The scent only lasts for half hour only (on me). It’s not worth the price I paid.
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Abedin
10mos ago
Recommended
Instantly my new favorite scent. Woodsy, clean, grounding, warm. It seems strong at first but fades nicely— not overpowering but not disappearing either. In love !
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lgmy
Verified Purchase
1yr ago
There’s a dent on the cap of the perfume that was delivered to me, so I’m kind of having doubt on the authenticity of the product.
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j0hn95
1yr ago
Recommended
Please please please never discontinue this
I LOVE this perfume. It's perfectly unisex, and has an incredibly realistic wood smell
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BB012
Blue eyes, Fair skin tone, Dry skin
1yr ago
Recommended
Christmas in a bottle
Really enjoy the smell of this cologne, I found it projects really well on my skin and lasts forever - shower and it wont come off type of forever - commit to it if youre wearing it for the day. Might be too strong for office use but is very good for the fall/winter, out with friends or date night type of vibe. This stuff smells like Christmas is a bottle - its got this cinnamon cedar/christmas tree smell that reminds me alot of walking into a family members house on christmas eve.
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JamesRK
Hazel eyes, Normal skin
1yr ago
Recommended
fell in love the second I sprayed this onto my wrist at a store. shopped around, and couldn't stop sniffing.
went back 45 mins later amd bought the 100 ML
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KingAl
Brown eyes, Combination skin
1yr ago
Recommended
Smells amazing!
The perfume has a very strong floral smell. Each time I put it on it smells like you have been in the forest, but in a good way. I would say that this perfume would smell really good on a man or woman. The perfume lasts a very long time too. Love it!
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taylynn295
Blue eyes, Combination skin
Incentivized
1yr ago
Recommended
This scent from Jo Malone was certainly unlike any scent I’ve tried before. This fragrance certainly lives up to its name, as it is very earthy and very woody. The top notes have an initial scent of being very cool and fresh, but as time goes on, it seems to mellow down into its warmer wood, clove, and cinnamon notes.
While it isn’t going to be my go-to scent, I would definitely recommend it to others!
Fragrance Description: This is a distinctive woody scent inspired by forest bathing among hinoki trees in the Japanese wilderness. It contains an immersive fusion of clean aromatic notes and woody intensity with a powerful trail of elegant cedarwood and hinoki. It’s intensely fresh and distinctive.
About the Fragrance: Hinoki wood has always been highly prized and was at one time protected by the Samurai. It’s still protected today, just in a different way: Jo Malone London’s suppliers only hand-harvest fallen branches that are then processed by local artisans in the same Japanese village.
Suggested Usage: -Fragrance is intensified by the warmth of your own body. Apply in the creases of your knees and elbows for a longer-lasting, stronger scent. -After applying, avoid rubbing or dabbing skin. This breaks down the fragrance, causing it to wear off more quickly. -If you prefer placing fragrance on your wrists, be sure to reapply after frequent hand-washing, as this tends to rinse off the scent. -Replace fragrance after 12 months. Expired perfumes more than a year old lose the integrity of the original scent.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum?: The difference lies in the volume of perfume oil. While EDT contains five to nine percent, EDP contains more, usually eight to 14 percent. EDPs, therefore, last longer and smell more intense.
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