Balsam Fir

Penhaligon'S

Luna opens with a bright citrus sweep—lemon and bergamot that feel polished rather than sharp, like sunlight filtered through gauze.

Joop!

Joop!

Guerlain

Héritage Eau de Parfum is the richer version of Guerlain's 1992 aromatic fougère, adding density to an already layered composition.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

Haute Voltige — the French term for trapeze or high-wire acrobatics — opens with pomegranate's tartness cut by black pepper.

Cartier

The Parfum concentration transforms Pasha from a classic citrus-fougère into something significantly heavier.

Givenchy

Xeryus was Givenchy's 1986 masculine, and the Les Parfums Mythiques reissue preserves the structure that made the original notable.

Jo Malone London

Yuja Cologne is built around the yuzu — the East Asian citrus whose aroma sits somewhere between a grapefruit and a mandarin, tart and pithy with a faint floral undertone.

Issey Miyake

Watery notes splash open alongside lemon and bergamot — the citrus is rounder and more Mediterranean than the original's yuzu, less cold, more sun-warmed.