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Matchabuya
The mist rising from the ocean as dawn breaks over a rugged coastline, with the scent of fresh matcha tea in the air.
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MatchabuyaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2026 by Fugazzi, Matchabuya is a Woody Aromatic fragrance designed to evoke the serene yet dynamic essence of nature. Created by perfumer Julien Rasquinet, this composition opens with bergamot and lemongrass, creating an invigorating freshness that cuts through with zesty clarity. The heart introduces matcha tea, which adds a subtle earthiness and a hint of green complexity, while the base notes of hinoki wood, seaweed, musk, and cedar provide a grounding warmth and depth.
One or two sprays is sufficient — the citrus and aromatic top notes are bright but fleeting. The base notes bloom gradually, so it's best to let it settle on your skin for about an hour before heading out. This fragrance reads better close to the skin than across a room.
Fig. 01 — Matchabuya, Fugazzi
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Julien Rasquinet
Julien Rasquinet’s life took a decisive turn when his father met nose extraordinaire Pierre Bourdon, by accident in an airport.
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