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Aaron Terence Hughes · Sold as unisex
Blue Fever
The salty air of a seaside walk, where the sun catches the spray from crashing waves and the scent of lavender lingers in the breeze.
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Blue FeverHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Blue Fever by Aaron Terence Hughes is a composition that dances between the freshness of citrus and the warmth of woody notes. Launched in 2025, this aromatic aquatic fragrance opens with lemon, bergamot, and blood mandarin, creating an invigorating burst of brightness. The introduction of sea salt adds a crisp, salty edge, evoking the feeling of a coastal breeze. As it evolves, lavender and apple provide a soft, fruity heart that transitions seamlessly into the amber and cedarwood base notes, grounding the composition with warmth and depth.
Two sprays will suffice — the citrus top notes are vibrant but fleeting. The amber and cedarwood base notes develop gradually over time, making this fragrance ideal for daytime wear that transitions seamlessly into evening.
Fig. 01 — Blue Fever, Aaron Terence Hughes
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Aaron Terence Hughes
The independent oilmanAaron Terence Hughes is a British perfumer and founder of his own eponymous fragrance house.
Designer Aaron Terence Hughes
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