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Aaron Terence Hughes · Sold as unisex
Neon
The moment when you step into an office after a refreshing walk in the rain, where the air is still crisp with citrus but warm notes of musk and wood linger from the indoors.
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NeonHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023, Neon by Aaron Terence Hughes is a vibrant unisex fragrance that marries the freshness of citrus with warm, enveloping musk and amber notes. The opening burst of lime, bergamot, and grapefruit cuts through with a crisp energy, before giving way to ambroxan and pineapple, which add an unexpected sweetness. The base layers of sandalwood, patchouli, and vetiver ground the composition with earthy warmth, creating a dynamic tension between freshness and depth.
Apply Neon with one or two sprays — the citrus top notes are bright and immediate, while the musky base unfolds gradually over time. It’s best for daytime wear when you want a scent that starts fresh and evolves into something warmer as the day progresses.
Fig. 01 — Neon, Aaron Terence Hughes
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Warmly received so far: loved by 47%, disliked or hated by 5%.