Lemon VerbenaOpens with
Violet LeafHeart
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Michael Malul London · Sold as masculine
Visionair
The precision of an early morning at the office, where the crisp air and subtle green notes blend with the rich undertones of wood and ambergris.
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VisionairHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Visionair by Michael Malul London is a fragrance that captures the essence of modern masculinity with crisp clarity and refreshing confidence. The composition opens on fresh notes of lemon verbena and violet leaf, which slice through an opulent backdrop of iris, ambergris, and sandalwood. This contrast between bright freshness and rich warmth creates a distinctively masculine scent that gleams with refreshing clarity.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points in the morning for a scent that lasts throughout the day. The lemon verbena top note is bright but fades within an hour, while the base notes of sandalwood and ambergris sustain the fragrance with a lingering warmth.
Fig. 01 — Visionair, Michael Malul London
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The Visionair line
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