AFTER HOURS - SWEAT PARFUM
AFTER HOURS
EXTRAIT DE PARFUM
THE QUIET ONES HAVE A LOUDER SIDE.
You spend the day holding it together. Observing. Calculating. Keeping things to yourself.
Then something switches.
AFTER HOURS is an unapologetic collision of electric freshness, wild aromatics and untamed masculine energy. An unpredictable composition that begins with the sharp bitterness of exotic citrus, crushed juniper and electrifying pepper. Its aromatic heart unfolds into an intoxicating mixture of wild herbs, dark lavender and bitter green botanicals, creating a scent that feels restless, almost feral.
As it develops, earthy moss, smoked vetiver, cured tobacco and mineral amber create a magnetic, skin-clinging finish.
It doesn't smell particularly polite. It doesn't try to.
This is not the fragrance of someone trying to fit into a room. It's the fragrance of someone who suddenly becomes the room.
YOUR ALTERSKIN.
The unapologetic version. The dangerously confident version. The one that talks a little louder, laughs a little harder, takes up space and doesn't rehearse conversations before having them.
For the introverts with an extrovert hiding somewhere underneath.
For the ones with too much personality and nowhere to put it.
You had your quiet hours.
Now it's AFTER HOURS.
THE OLFACTIVE NOTES
TOP NOTES
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Bitter Calabrian Bergamot
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Wild Juniper Berries
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Sichuan Pepper
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Crushed Citrus Rind
HEART NOTES
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Black Lavender
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Wormwood (Artemisia)
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Wild Clary Sage
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Aromatic Green Basil
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Spiced Geranium
BASE NOTES
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Dark Oakmoss
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Smoked Vetiver
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Cured Tobacco Leaf
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Mineral Amber
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Dry Cedar
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Sensual Leather Accord
THE SCENT IDENTITY
FRAGRANCE FAMILY: Aromatic Spicy Fougere
CHARACTER: Electric · Unruly · Herbal · Spicy · Magnetic · Masculine
SWEETNESS: Very low. Predominantly aromatic, fresh and dark.
THE ALTERSKIN EFFECT: From reserved observer to unapologetic centre of gravity.
THE MOOD: 2 AM conversations. Unplanned adventures. Loud laughter. Reckless confidence. No social rehearsals.
CONCENTRATION: Extrait de Parfum
You weren't antisocial. You were just saving this version of yourself.