Pour Homme Maison Margiela Oakmoss is slightly damp-earth

Oakmoss is slightly damp-earth

slightly salty

The darker berry opening is immediately more vivid and slightly more dramatic than the original

slightly anise sweetness that's immediately distinctive and consistently appreciated

and amber base is the composition's most significant departure from the original: considerably darker

Pour Homme Maison Margiela Oakmoss is slightly damp-earthPour Homme Men's Rosemary, clary sage, lavender, geranium, oakmoss, and honey the 1973 aromatic fougre that defined a genre, earned the Fragrance Foundation's "Luxury Fragrance of the Year" prize in 1975, and still smells unlike anything else the house has produced since. Launched in 1973 and designed by Jean Martel, Paco Rabanne Pour Homme is the fragrance that predates and predicted everything the house became. While 1 Million, Invictus, and Phantom