Italian LemonOpens with
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Haitian VetiverDries down toWill you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Michael Malul London · Sold as masculine
Greystone
The crisp air of an early autumn hike through pine forests, where the earthy scent of vetiver blends with the sharpness of cinnamon and lemon.
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The story behind the bottle.
Greystone by Michael Malul London was launched in 2022, capturing the essence of fresh and earthy contrasts. The composition opens with Italian lemon and black pepper, creating an invigorating aromatic freshness that transitions into a heart of lavender and nutmeg, adding warmth and depth. The base notes of Haitian vetiver and pine tree are grounded by sandalwood, ensuring a lasting woody aroma that feels both modern and lasting.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points. The citrus and spicy notes are prominent in the first hour, but allow the woody base to develop over time for a more nuanced experience. This fragrance pairs well with cooler weather but can be worn year-round.
Fig. 01 — Greystone, Michael Malul London
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Warmly received so far: loved by 49%, disliked or hated by 2%.