The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Homme arrived in 2017 from Mark Des Vince. Faizal C.P created the scent as an oriental fougere for men, pairing a vivid citrus opening with a warmer, more grounded center. Bergamot, lemon, mandarin, and orange blossom create a bright first impression, while cedar, ambergris, benzoin, and tonka bean give the composition depth. The concept is tied to the Mediterranean shore and the movement of tides, translated into a modern structure built around citrus brightness, polished woods, amber, and soft sweetness. As the opening settles, orange blossom recedes gently beneath the warmer notes, and the fragrance moves toward a balanced blend of resinous warmth, clean wood, and rounded sweetness.
The composition works because its bright materials keep the warmer notes from becoming heavy. Bergamot, lemon, mandarin, and orange blossom bring a clean flash of sunlight. Cedar and ambergris add structure, while benzoin and tonka bean create a soft resinous sweetness. Vanilla and white cedar extract then give the base a polished, familiar finish. Nothing here is isolated or ornamental. Each note supports the same idea: a composed masculine scent that can move from daylight into evening without changing its clothes.
The evolution
Homme begins with citrus that feels almost sunlit, as bergamot, lemon, mandarin, and orange blossom cut through the first impression. Together, they create a lively brightness, balanced by the soft floral texture of orange blossom rather than a dense floral presence. As the opening settles, the profile gathers around cedar, ambergris, benzoin, and tonka bean. The floral side becomes less visible, but its polished character remains in the balance. Cedar brings a clean woody structure, while ambergris adds a mineral softness. Benzoin and tonka bean deepen the composition with resinous warmth and rounded sweetness, keeping the citrus from feeling sharp or isolated. By the drydown, the fragrance feels less like a bright introduction and more like a settled signature. Vanilla, musk, and white cedar shape the final impression, leaving a warm, softly sweet trail with a clear woody edge.
Cultural impact
Homme connects modern fragrance composition with a Mediterranean-inspired idea of brightness, movement, and depth. Its opening is shaped by bergamot, lemon, mandarin, and orange blossom, offering a fresh and polished entry. Cedar and ambergris bring structure and mineral softness, while benzoin and tonka bean add resinous warmth and sweetness. As the composition develops, the floral facets recede and the woody, amber-like notes become more prominent, revealing a fragrance that feels measured, contemporary, and easy to explore.
The House
Bloom BodyBloom Body is a Brazilian fragrance and personal care brand built on a simple, accessible premise: offering affordable compositions inspired by well-known international perfumes. The house brings a democratic sensibility to scent, creating options for wearers who appreciate familiar profiles without the premium price tag. It is a label rooted in everyday wearability and South American approachability.
The Creator
Faizal C.PThe clearest evidence of Faizal C P’s signature points to a contemporary, woody sensibility. Faiz Niche Collection 1932 is described publicly as a timeless woody fragrance, suggesting an emphasis on structure, texture, and lasting presence rather than a fleeting decorative eff…
