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What could be sexier than a man who assumes…
A purely masculine fragrance, the ultimate in luxury for everyone.
Irresistibly attractive with its woody and fruity notes, a real trap of sensuality… and greediness too, with the presence of Pineapple, Ginger and Tonka beans.
Without a doubt the sexiest of our men’s fragrances!
Billion Dollar Night is a fragrance of exotic radiance, with essences of pineapple and ginger adding a hint of subtle spiciness reminiscent of the excitement after sunset.
At the heart of the fragrance, Tonka beans add sensual depth, creating an intoxicating ambiance perfect for a night under the stars.
This fragrance is for men who know that the night is full of mystery and possibility.
Family: Woody, Fruity, Aromatic
Top notes: Lemon, Apple, Pineapple, Ginger.
Heart notes: Geranium, Lavandin, Cardamom, Patchouli.
Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Moss, Dry Amber, Vanilla.
Woody: While floral scents are the norm for women’s fragrances, woody scents are the most popular base for men’s colognes. There is a wide range of scents, with patchouli and sandalwood being good examples of warmer woods. Woods are often combined with other aromatic top notes to create more complexity – for example, citrus or chypre.
Fruity: Fruity notes are most often used as heart notes, as they blend easily with other notes and can add depth to a fragrance. For example, blackberry adds a rich, musky scent, while notes like apple and strawberry give off a sweet, juicy vibe.
Aromatic: Aromatic plants have been used since the 19th century in perfumery, particularly in colognes. The term refers to the aromatic family in which perfumes with notes of lavender, camphor, mint, anise and lemon are classified. Perfumes built around these notes generally have a classical connotation for Westerners, because unlike spices that are brought from distant countries, many aromatics are found in our gardens (rosemary, thyme, basil, lavender …
