Your Touch

The note structure here is built for transitions. A bright, cool opening, mint and pink pepper, gives way to a heart where lavender and cinnamon carry the weight. That's an unusual balance: most fragrances commit to one register. The watermelon and pineapple in the heart add a sweetness that prevents the lavender from going too far into masculine territory, while the chestnut in the base is what gives this its distinct character, nutty, slightly bitter, roasted. It's not a common choice, and it shows up in the drydown where it matters most.

The evolution

The opening hits quick and sharp. Pink pepper and mint arrive together, the mint fading within the first hour while the pepper lingers. The violet leaf appears briefly, a green whisper that most people miss entirely. Then comes the heart, and this is where Your Touch surprises. Lavender takes over, but so do watermelon and pineapple, adding a sweetness that feels unexpected given the cool opening. For about two hours, this is the fragrance's most distinctive phase. The drydown arrives slowly. Chestnut and vanilla emerge together, creating a warm, slightly sweet base that blends with the woody structure of cedar and guaiac wood. The amberwood keeps everything grounded. This is where it stays, close to the skin, present for 6-8 hours on most people. Not a room-filler. A memory you leave behind.