CDG
CDG is an avant-garde fragrance blending aldehydes, safraleine, hawthorn, lilac, industrial glue, brown tape, musk, and styrax. It challenges conventions, offering a unique and thought-provoking scent experience.
Perfumer: Mark Buxton
CDG
CDG is an avant-garde fragrance blending aldehydes, safraleine, hawthorn, lilac, industrial glue, brown tape, musk, and styrax. It challenges conventions, offering a unique and thought-provoking scent experience.
Scent Development and Character
Sharp aldehydes blend with floral lilac, then synthetic glue-like accents emerge, grounded by warm musk and styrax.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
As an editorial suggestion, For those who appreciate artistic and unconventional scents, ideal for special events or self-expression. Autumn/Winter. Sillage is Moderate to strong. Longevity is Long. These are editorial estimates derived from the documented composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1994, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Mark Buxton. The front-facing 100 mL bottle, using an exact-product official image.
