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Navitus Parfums · Sold as unisex
Vivamor
The quiet hum of an old-world barbershop where the scent of fresh-cut wood, aromatic leather, and a hint of spicy incense intertwine.
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VivamorHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by Navitus Parfums and crafted by Jorge Lee, Vivamor is a unisex fragrance that balances the freshness of citrus with the warmth of woody and spicy notes. The composition opens with pineapple and lemon, creating a bright yet earthy contrast before transitioning into a heart of pink pepper and palisander rosewood. This leads to a base that melds patchouli, oakmoss, leather, sandalwood, musk, and amberwood — a blend that reads as both rugged and refined.
Apply two sprays to pulse points — the citrus notes will open up immediately, but give it time for the rich base to develop. This fragrance is best worn in cooler weather when its warm, leathery tones can truly shine.
Fig. 01 — Vivamor, Navitus Parfums
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Jorge Lee
Bogotá spices, global fragranceJorge Lee is a senior perfumer born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia, who developed an early appreciation for cooking and spices, along with a habit of associating scents with the people who wore them.
Designer Navitus Parfums
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