WatermelonOpens with
Pine Tree NeedlesHeart
OakmossDries down to
Yves TanguyThe nose · 3 fragrances · also made New West Desert Sensual Nectar (1990)Portrait →Will you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Aramis · Sold as feminine
New West for Her
The crisp clarity of a well-kept office space at the start of a new day, where the freshness of citrus and greenery mixes with subtle woody notes.
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New West for HerMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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Launched in 1990 by Yves Tanguy for Aramis, New West for Her is a Floral Green fragrance that marries the freshness of watermelon and bergamot with the warmth of jasmine and rose. The composition opens with vibrant fruitiness before transitioning into a heart of floral notes like violet, carnation, and lily, which are supported by green accords from pine tree needles and galbanum. A woody base of oakmoss, leather, cedar, amber, and musk adds depth and warmth. This fragrance is a proof of Aramis's enduring influence in the world of men’s grooming, now extended to women with its signature blend of modernity and elegance.
New West for Her is best applied to pulse points in light layers. The top notes are bright and fresh but dissipate quickly, so multiple applications throughout the day can maintain its vibrancy. It's ideal for daytime wear when you want a scent that feels both refreshing and sophisticated.
Fig. 01 — New West for Her, Aramis
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Yves Tanguy
Yves Tanguy worked for eight years at Chanel in Grasse before moving to America to work for Estée Lauder, including its Aramis line, then joined Mane as perfumer-creator in 1979.
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