CardamomOpens with
PatchouliHeart
MossDries down to
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Lalique · Sold as masculine
Hommage a l'homme Voyageur
The quiet anticipation of packing for a journey, where cardamom and bergamot mingle with the rich earthiness of patchouli and vetiver.
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Hommage a l'homme VoyageurMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Hommage a l'homme Voyageur by Lalique was launched in 2014 and crafted by perfumers Michel Almairac and Mylène Alran. This fragrance is an ode to the wanderlust spirit, blending earthy and woody notes with aromatic spices that evoke a sense of travel and exploration. The composition opens with cardamom and bergamot before settling into a rich base of patchouli, vetiver, papyrus, moss, amber, and vanilla. It's a scent that feels both grounded in nature and lifted by the promise of new horizons.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points — wrists and neck — for a subtle yet lasting presence. The earthy base notes take about an hour to fully bloom, so it's best applied in the morning or early afternoon to ensure they last through your day.
Fig. 01 — Hommage a l'homme Voyageur, Lalique
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Michel Almairac
The master of empiresMichel Almairac is a master perfumer at Robertet whose career spans over forty years and includes some of the most commercially successful fragrances ever created.
“I was always surrounded by scents and smells which is part of life in that city, natural ones from the crops of flowers growing in the fields, and industrial ones as well, from the perfume factories.”
Michel Almairac · Olfactif interview
Co-created with Mylène Alran
Designer Lalique
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