#ozonic

MTJ Ozonic Perfume

MTJ Ozonic Perfume is a testament to the art of perfumery. Its carefully curated main accords, convenient size, and application tips make it a fragrance that every man should consider. Elevate your presence, leave a lasting impression, and embrace the essence of elegance with this remarkable fragrance.

Fragrance Main Accords

Top Note

Grapefruit: The top note of grapefruit delivers a burst of freshness, setting the stage for an invigorating olfactory experience. Lemon: Lemon complements the grapefruit, adding a citrusy zing that’s both refreshing and uplifting. Violet Leaves: Violet leaves introduce a subtle green and slightly floral note, creating a harmonious blend with the citrusy top notes.

Heart Note

Geranium: As the scent settles, geranium takes center stage, bringing a floral and rosy facet to the fragrance. Vetiver: Vetiver introduces an earthy, woody aroma that balances the floral notes beautifully. Pepper: A hint of pepper adds a dash of spice, making the heart note intriguing and unique.

Base Note

Akigalawood: The base note of akigalawood gives the perfume a sophisticated and modern woody character. Sandalwood: Sandalwood adds a creamy, woody richness, enhancing the depth of the fragrance. Dry Amber: Dry amber lends a warm and resinous quality to the perfume, ensuring a long-lasting and memorable scent.

Men’s Fragrance

MTJ Ozonic Perfume is distinctly crafted for men who appreciate a fragrance that exudes confidence and charisma. Its carefully selected notes come together to create a masculine and sophisticated scent that’s ideal for any occasion.

Eau De Parfum

This remarkable fragrance is available in a 100ml bottle, making it a convenient choice for daily use. Being an Eau de Parfum, it offers a higher concentration of fragrance oil, ensuring that the scent lingers on your skin, leaving a lasting impression.

Application Tips

To make the most of your MTJ Ozonic Perfume, follow these application tips: Apply the perfume to your pulse points for maximum effect. These points include behind your ears, on your wrists, and on your neck. The warmth of these areas helps to diffuse and amplify the fragrance, ensuring that you enjoy its captivating aroma throughout the day.

Let’s write this post backwards. Kind of. Instead of the usual, words-scent-image train of thought, today I want to start with a photo I love. It’s a Helmut Newton many of you will surely recognize, shot in 1984. It shows a very stylish couple, all in white, standing on a terrace of some old French villa, overlooking Nice in the distance.* She is topless and barefoot, wearing only boxers and a pearl necklace, her hair wet, facing away; he is in a white linen shirt and white pants, wearing sunglasses and reading a local paper.

I am not necessarily wondering what fragrances the two of them might be wearing; she probably just stepped out of the pool, he is wearing Dior Eau Sauvage. It is 1984, after all. No. What I want to know is what the air around them smells like; you can almost inhale the Mediterranean salty breeze just by looking at the photo.

Mind you, I am not a big fan of ozonic/marine scents, all those salty, wet and airy transparencies. Not at all. But one evocative fragrance does stand apart: Profumi del Forte Tirrenico, from 2008. (I know, I know, wrong sea; but there is only one Sea after all, the Mediterranean Sea.) Fragrantica’s beate.geibel wrote: “When I first […] smelled it, I immediately had a clear picture before my eyes, a thought of a very hot summer day on an empty, quiet beach somewhere in Italy or in the South of France. The sun and seawater had dryed out the driftwood, heated up the stones, you can smell the saltwater, a summer wind and the sand. A little further from the beach there is a forest and from there comes a musky tone, a combination of pine trees, wet earth, basil, sandlewood, moss and fennel.”

The Tirrenico product page, under the subtitle Master Perfumer’s Diary Notes, evokes the following: “I breathe in the smells of the sea, pebbles washed by the waves and sand. […] …the smell of seaweed and of the salt lingering on my hands. I will continue with wild herbs from the dunes, with a touch of the citrus fruits from the wonderfully kept gardens of Forte. Just a little bitter orange and jasmine to enrich the middle notes, the perfume that inebriates me as I continue my walk. I will add the fragrance of the sun, those good creams of summer, the thirst-quenching fresh fruits eaten on the beach, wet woods…”

But I like ginger68’s description best, again from Fragrantica: “…it is pure melancholy without sorrow. It doesn’t describe summer vacations, full of sun, mess and loud laughs. It is the sea in autumn. Loneliness, wind, Mediterranean trees, pebbles, rain. It is a whisper of waves.” So there. If you want to smell like the sea - especially the autumn sea - you simply have to try this one.

Top notes: bitter orange, bergamot, resin, salt, sea notes and driftwood.

Middle notes: fruity notes, basil, jasmine, elemi resin and fennel.

Base notes: sandalwood, oakmoss and musk.