Orto Parisi Cuoium EDP

There might be a whisper of spice or citrus in the top notes — think pepper, cardamom, or bergamot — which adds dimension without distracting from the heart of the scent. As it evolves, deeper woods come forward: vetiver brings a grassy, slightly bitter edge, while guaiac wood or cashmere wood smooth things out with a soft, resinous warmth.

This woody masculine fragrance feels like stepping into a high-end cabin in the middle of the wilderness—refined, natural, and effortlessly cool. It opens with a whisper of dry spices or aromatic herbs, maybe even a splash of bergamot or grapefruit to give it a fresh, slightly crisp edge. But the star of the show is in the woods: rich, textured notes of cedar, sandalwood, or cashmere wood begin to take over almost immediately.

This woody masculine fragrance feels like stepping into a high-end cabin in the middle of the wilderness—refined, natural, and effortlessly cool. It opens with a whisper of dry spices or aromatic herbs, maybe even a splash of bergamot or grapefruit to give it a fresh, slightly crisp edge. But the star of the show is in the woods: rich, textured notes of cedar, sandalwood, or cashmere wood begin to take over almost immediately.

From the first spray, there’s an immediate sense of depth—often opening with a dry, crisp cedarwood or a creamy sandalwood. These woods offer two sides of masculinity: one sharp and structured, the other soft and smooth.

There’s something about this scent that just feels right. It opens fresh—a hint of fruit, maybe a bit of zest—light enough to catch attention, but never overdo it. As time goes on, it settles into something richer and more earthy, with a woody depth that gives it a grounded, masculine edge.