Eau de Toilette Gianfranco Ferre Fougère Italiano

Born in the 19th century by the legendary perfumer Paul Parquet, the first fougère fragrance marked the beginning of what is now known as the "fern" composition family. While a few decades ago, there weren't many noteworthy fragrances in this category, today, the situation has dramatically changed. The Fougere Italiano eau de toilette for men by Gianfranco Ferre is yet another testament to this evolution. It is fresh, vibrant, and slightly sharp.

The opening note of the fragrance features the invigorating citrus acidity of expressive bergamot and the pleasant, gentle softness of pink pepper. The heart of the scent is wholly owned by the honeyed sweetness of fragrant jasmine with penetrating floral vibrations. The final chord of this unparalleled creation is woven from the coniferous woodiness of mighty cedar and the powdery sensuality of animalistic musk.