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2007 introduced the world to the first iPhone, the last episode of The Sopranos, and a botched ID so memorable that only the name McLovin would be worthy. Whether you believe in shootin’ stars, or you believe in shoes and cars, one thing is for certain. Flashing Lights takes inspiration from the brooding, amber-tinted private reserve bottle that made smoky sweetness of high-end tobacco gourmands a status symbol. Why buy the expensive couture from the store's departments when you can have a modern-luxe handcrafted solid cologne designed for travel, gym bags, and daily carry. Spray colognes can be harsh on your skin making it dry and leave you feeling like Martin with no Gina. Suitable for the person who likes to show off, or a quiet professional who makes his presence felt by just walking in the room with this scent in trail. Waking up everyday and deciding to smell this good isn’t even a decision. Man, why can't life always be this easy?
The Profile: Amber Gourmand
Key Accords: Cured tobacco leaf, Madagascar vanilla, tonka bean, dry cacao, and sweet wood sap
The Wear: The lipid base anchors the heavy, resinous base compounds to the skin, muting initial fiery spices in favor of a smooth, moderate sillage scent cloud. It wears linearly as body heat slowly diffuses a dense, warm interplay of dried leaf and sweet resins over several hours without sharp transitions.
Best For: Cold weather wear, evening settings, close-contact environments, and understated personal fragrance use where heavy alcohol-borne projection would be excessive.
2007 introduced the world to the first iPhone, the last episode of The Sopranos, and a botched ID so memorable that only the name McLovin would be worthy. Whether you believe in shootin’ stars, or you believe in shoes and cars, one thing is for certain. Flashing Lights takes inspiration from the brooding, amber-tinted private reserve bottle that made smoky sweetness of high-end tobacco gourmands a status symbol. Why buy the expensive couture from the store's departments when you can have a modern-luxe handcrafted solid cologne designed for travel, gym bags, and daily carry. Spray colognes can be harsh on your skin making it dry and leave you feeling like Martin with no Gina. Suitable for the person who likes to show off, or a quiet professional who makes his presence felt by just walking in the room with this scent in trail. Waking up everyday and deciding to smell this good isn’t even a decision. Man, why can't life always be this easy?
The Profile: Amber Gourmand
Key Accords: Cured tobacco leaf, Madagascar vanilla, tonka bean, dry cacao, and sweet wood sap
The Wear: The lipid base anchors the heavy, resinous base compounds to the skin, muting initial fiery spices in favor of a smooth, moderate sillage scent cloud. It wears linearly as body heat slowly diffuses a dense, warm interplay of dried leaf and sweet resins over several hours without sharp transitions.
Best For: Cold weather wear, evening settings, close-contact environments, and understated personal fragrance use where heavy alcohol-borne projection would be excessive.