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Aromas de Salazar

1882

AromaticUnisex

1882 by Aromas de Salazar is a Aromatic fragrance for women and men. This is a new fragrance. 1882 was launched in 2025. The nose behind this fragrance is Michael Salazar. Top notes are Sicilian Bergamot, Clary Sage, Artemisia, Tarragon, Lavender and Rosemary; middle notes are Bulgarian Rose, Heliotrope, Carnation, Basil, Tobacco Blossom, Geranium and Jasmine; base notes are Tonka Bean, Coumarin, Oakmoss, Musk, Haitian Vetiver, Camphor, Styrax and Indonesian Patchouli Leaf. A fragrance born from the forest—verdant, aromatic, and timeless.Named after the French word for “fern,” the fougère is a cornerstone of classic perfumery—an elegant structure built on sparkling citrus, cooling herbs, and earthy oakmoss, all tied together by coumarin: a groundbreaking 19th-century aroma compound that evokes dried hay, tonka bean, and sweet tobacco.Inspired by the original Fougère Royale of 1882, this fragrance is a return to the roots of the genre—before it was diluted by time and trend. While most modern fougères rely heavily on synthetics, often sacrificing depth for convenience, 1882 is composed with a generous hand of natural absolutes and high-quality raw materials. Lavender absolute, geranium, rose, oakmoss, tobacco blossom—each note breathes with life, complexity, and soul.This is not just a scent. It is a revival. A love letter to tradition and a challenge to convention.Where others imitate the forest, 1882 lives in it.

Year

2025

Family

Aromatic

Gender

Unisex

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes

First impression · 0–30 min

Sicilian BergamotRosemaryLavenderTarragonArtemisiaClary Sage

Heart Notes

Character · 30 min–4 hrs

Tobacco BlossomBulgarian RoseHeliotropeCarnationBasilGeraniumJasmine

Base Notes

Foundation · 4+ hours

CamphorHaitian VetiverOakmossMuskIndonesian Patchouli LeafTonka BeanCoumarinStyrax

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