Blv pour Homme Bvlgari

Cardamom bursts forth with peppery immediacy, supported by a cool, almost metallic sandalwood that feels more like aldehydes than wood. Within minutes, the composition feels surprisingly fresh—arid, even—as if someone's just cracked open a spice jar in an air-conditioned office.

By the second hour, ginger and galangal take command, creating a bracing, almost medicinal quality that's strangely compelling. The juniper adds botanical dimension, preventing the fragrance from becoming a simple spice bomb; instead, it oscillates between culinary warmth and clean, gin-like freshness, with powdery undertones emerging like dust motes in afternoon light.

As it settles into its final hours, tobacco flower and teakwood create a predominantly powdery, somewhat abstract base that's difficult to pin down—more feeling than scent. The gingko's freshness persists stubbornly, refusing to surrender to traditional woody warmth, whilst projection fades to near-invisibility, making this a scent only the wearer and those within arm's reach can properly experience.