Funny Days Man

Bergamot and mandarin open with bright, almost effervescent warmth—citrus that feels like morning light rather than sharp. The heart settles into something unexpectedly tender: violet and lily-of-the-valley soften into whisper-like florals, threaded through with the honeyed, slightly smoky grain of Brazilian rosewood. As it dries, amber emerges smooth and resinous, anchored by woodsy undertones and a skin-warm musk that grounds the whole arc into something intimate and grounded, until only woody amber and soft musk linger close to the wrists.