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Michael Malul London · Sold as masculine
Citizen Jack Mohave
The sharp tang of citrus and spices at the bustling morning market, where the air is filled with earthy aromas from fresh produce and woody scents from nearby trees.
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Citizen Jack MohaveHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Citizen Jack Mohave by Michael Malul London launched in 2022 as a bold statement within the brand's portfolio. The fragrance opens with a burst of Guatemalan cardamom, lemon, and bergamot, creating an aromatic and fresh spicy accord that feels invigorating and crisp. As it evolves, elemi and lavender introduce subtle herbal notes, while geranium adds a touch of floral warmth. The composition settles into a woody base of Virginia cedar and vetiver, grounded by musk, offering a warm and comforting finish.
Citizen Jack Mohave projects well due to its strong opening notes, so a single generous spray on each wrist is sufficient. The scent develops quickly but maintains its warmth through the day, making it ideal for daytime wear or early evening events.
Fig. 01 — Citizen Jack Mohave, Michael Malul London
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The Citizen Jack line
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