OrrisOpens with
TonkaHeart
VanillaDries down to
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Homme
A quiet evening spent in a well-curated library, where the scent of aged books mingles with the warmth of a wood-burning fireplace.
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HommeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Homme by Aaron Terence Hughes, launched in 2020, is a fragrance that balances powdery elegance with warm musk and earthy undertones. The composition opens with orris, which adds an unexpected floral touch before giving way to the rich sweetness of tonka and amber. As it settles into its base notes of vanilla, sandalwood, white musk, and cedarwood, Homme becomes a cozy yet sophisticated presence on the skin.
Homme develops its full character within an hour, so it's best to apply it early and let it settle. The orris note is bright but fleeting, making the fragrance ideal for cooler evenings when you want something warm and comforting.
Fig. 01 — Homme, 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.
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