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Gisada · Sold as masculine
Uomo
A well-worn leather-bound journal filled with handwritten notes, where the scent of vanilla and spices whispers through the pages.
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UomoHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025 by the Swiss house Gisada, Uomo is a woody-oriental fragrance that balances vibrant freshness with deep warmth. Andreas Wilhelm crafted this composition around an Italian lemon and davana top to create a bright yet slightly spicy opening. The heart blends strawberry, jasmine, and wisteria, while the base offers rich notes of vanilla, agarwood, and suede, grounding the scent in a luxurious depth.
Apply Uomo to pulse points for a warm embrace that lasts throughout the day. The bright top notes will fade after an hour, giving way to the rich base that settles into your skin, so a second application in the evening can extend its warmth.
Fig. 01 — Uomo, Gisada
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Andreas Wilhelm
From lab technician to award-winning independentAndreas Wilhelm is an independent perfumer who began his career in 1993 as a lab technician at Givaudan, where he fell in love with the craft of designing scent.
Designer Gisada
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