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Jo Malone London · Sold as unisex
Oud & Bergamot
The sharp click of heels on polished marble floors, where the crisp scent of bergamot and orange blends with the warmth of incense in a modern, minimalist lobby.
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Oud & BergamotPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Oud & Bergamot by Jo Malone London was launched in 2010, crafted by perfumer Christine Nagel as part of the Cologne Intense Collection. This fragrance is a fresh interpretation of oud, blending bright citrus notes with woody and aromatic elements to create a modern take on an ancient tradition. The composition opens with vibrant bergamot and orange, which give way to a heart of spicy freshness before settling into a rich base of cedar and oud. It's a scent that marries the crispness of a fresh lemon grove with the warmth of woody incense.
Apply two sprays for a balanced experience. The bergamot opening is bright but short-lived, so it's best used during the day when its freshness complements an active lifestyle. As the woody base notes emerge, it can transition seamlessly into evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Oud & Bergamot, Jo Malone London
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Christine Nagel
The poet of HermèsChristine Nagel is the in-house perfumer at Hermès, succeeding the legendary Jean-Claude Ellena in 2016. A graduate of ISIPCA and trained at Charabot in Grasse, she brings decades of experience to one of perfumery's most prestigious creative positions.
“I accentuate lines, force the materials. My fragrances are never linear.”
Christine Nagel · Contributor Magazine ('The Physicality of Perfume', by Philippe Pourhashemi), c. 2021
The Oud & Bergamot line
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Designer Jo Malone London
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