Houbigant Fougere Royale Men Eau de Parfum

The fragrance Houbigant Fougere Royale Men, which translates to "royal fern," owes its debut to the renowned perfumer Jean Parque, who introduced this perfumed water for men to the world in 1882. This marked the beginning of the use of coumarin, an artificially derived scent reminiscent of the aroma of freshly cut hay. The fragrant fern bouquet heralded a new era in the art of perfumery.

Fougere (fern) represents a scent from a novel family, which remains one of the most popular men's fragrances to this day.

The symphony of the fragrance is characterized by a harmony of oakmoss, geranium, exotic bergamot, and synthesized coumarin, as the key ingredient of this perfume. The opening notes are distinguished by shades of wild chamomile, bitter lavender, and green notes, blending into extracts of clove, spicy cinnamon, delicate rose, and fragrant lilac. The narrative reaches its climax with noble woody tones of patchouli, amber, tonka beans, and musk sage. This quintessential masculine scent is perfectly suited for the atmosphere of a celebratory event or formal reception, where maintaining a distinguished presence and appearance is essential.