Palo SantoOpens with
CabreuvaHeart
CedarDries down to
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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Malabrigo
The gentle touch of a vicuña’s neck, where the warmth of the fur contrasts with the crisp air of Patagonia's high plateau.
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MalabrigoLuxury · $250+
39%Similar accords, often for lessDeclaration L Eau · CartierPremium tier, $100–250 · shares cedar8 matches →How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Malabrigo by Fueguia 1833, launched in 2010 and created by Julian Bedel, captures the essence of Patagonian nature with a blend of woody, citrus, and aromatic notes. At its core is Palo Santo, which brings an uplifting freshness to the top, while Cabreuva and Cedar anchor the composition with their warm, earthy tones. This fragrance evokes the warmth and softness of a vicuña's neck, cherished since pre-Incan times for its luxurious fur. Malabrigo embodies the quiet majesty of Patagonia’s high plateau, where nature’s raw beauty and serene landscapes come together in harmony.
Malabrigo is best applied sparingly to allow its nuanced layers to unfold naturally. The Palo Santo top note fades within an hour, so reapply if you want to extend the citrus freshness. The woody base notes will linger on your skin for hours, making it ideal for a day spent outdoors or in a cozy interior.
Fig. 01 — Malabrigo, Fueguia 1833
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Julian Bedel
South America's first luxury perfume houseJulián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.
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The originalMalabrigoFueguia 1833 · Luxury · $250+Cartier · 2014Declaration L EauShares Cedar$100–250★ 4.13 (577)39%Match
Zara · 2019Noble Palo SantoShares Palo santounder $40★ 4.19 (157)41%Match
Zara · 2022Reflecting CelebrationsShares Palo santounder $40★ 3.48 (84)41%Match
Zara · 2021FRSH 003/FRVShares Cedarunder $40★ 3.59 (34)
With Fueguia 1833 Rosa de los Vientos
Adds amber, rose and powdery; shares one accord.
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