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Perfumer's Workshop · Sold as masculine
Samba Fresh Man
The cool breeze of a late afternoon in a city park where the scent of blooming flowers mixes with fresh grass and woody trees.
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Samba Fresh ManHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1987 by Perfumer's Workshop, Samba Fresh Man is a chypre floral fragrance that captures the essence of freshness and warmth. The top notes of citrus and florals open with a bright, crisp energy, while the middle and base notes of woody and fresh spicy accords provide depth and a subtle warmth. This composition creates an inviting contrast between its lively opening and its grounding base, making it perfect for those who appreciate both vibrancy and comfort.
Apply Samba Fresh Man to your pulse points for a lasting effect. The citrus top notes are bright but fade within an hour, so it's best to layer it throughout the day. It pairs well with lighter fabrics like cotton or linen, allowing the fragrance to stay close to the skin.
Fig. 01 — Samba Fresh Man, Perfumer's Workshop
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