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Citizen Jack Absolute
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, followed by the warm comfort of a vanilla latte.
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Citizen Jack AbsoluteHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020 by Michael Malul London, Citizen Jack Absolute is a fragrance that juxtaposes the crisp freshness of citrus and fruit with warm vanilla and musk. The opening notes of melon and bergamot create an immediate sense of brightness and vitality, followed by pineapple which adds a juicy sweetness to the mix. As it settles into its base of amber and vanilla, Citizen Jack Absolute transforms from a vibrant morning scent into a cozy evening embrace.
Citizen Jack Absolute opens with bright top notes that fade quickly, so apply it as part of your morning routine to capture its full freshness. The base notes take about an hour to bloom fully, making it perfect for transitioning from daytime activities into evening without needing a re-application.
Fig. 01 — Citizen Jack Absolute, Michael Malul London
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The Citizen Jack line
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Designer Michael Malul London
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