A fragrance built around the relationship between Horace and his community. A simple, sweet fragrance but with character. The first idea: to offer a perfume that is easy to wear and that can adapt to the wearer. It is for this reason that this eau de parfum is called "& Horace". Horace proclaims: "this perfume is you and us!"

This perfume, every man can make it his own. So Horace had the wise idea to push the concept to the bottle. Delivered in a minimalist white box, the 50 ml bottle is just as minimalist. Yes, but the details make the difference!

Inside the package, there is a small envelope in which all the letters of the alphabet have been slipped into stickers. A singular attention that allows us to personalise the bottle. & Horace becomes "Anis & Horace", "Daron & Horace", "Arthur & Horace" or "Wissem & Horace" In short, he is who you are. Rather well seen when you think about the essence of perfume in general. A smell that represents us, an olfactory signature that is part of our personality. All this is skilfully summed up in the perfume "& Horace"

• 84% natural composition
• 50 ml bottle
• Made in France

1. Choose the Right Time: The best time to apply your perfume is immediately after a shower when your skin is clean and dry. The steam from the shower opens your pores, allowing the fragrance to absorb better.
2. Prepare Your Skin: Ensure your skin is completely dry before application. This helps the scent last longer and prevents it from being diluted by moisture.
3. Select Pulse Points: Apply the perfume to pulse points where your body heat is highest. Ideal areas include the neck, chest, wrists, and inner elbows. These spots will help diffuse the fragrance throughout the day.
4. Hold the Bottle at the Right Distance: Spray the perfume from a distance of 3 to 6 inches from your skin. This distance ensures an even application without overwhelming the senses.
5. Start with a Light Application: If you're new to using fragrances, begin with one spray on a single pulse point. As you become more comfortable, you can gradually increase the number of sprays or apply to additional areas.
6. Avoid Rubbing: Do not rub your wrists together after applying perfume, as this can alter the fragrance's molecular structure and diminish its scent.

As well as by floral and spicy notes, those of Iris roots and white pepper. The particularity of mixing the smells of wood and flowers. At first glance, nice... Except that it's a linear smell that I find heady. And I don't get over too well. These notes are then joined by a woody and powerful body. We find a mixture of:

• Sandalwood, a warm, rustic smell that feels good
• musk, which brings depth and a suave side that I am personally less fond of.
• cedar wood, which gives extra warmth and depth
• tobacco, it softens the ardour of the woods and temporizes the whole.