CDG 2
CDG 2 places ink beside florals, resins and woods, echoing the brand's theme of light and shadow.
Perfumer: Mark Buxton
Perfume Name
CDG 2
About This Fragrance
The official note list places ink alongside incense, amber, patchouli, vetiver and magnolia. The brand describes the fragrance through reflection and opacity, mirrors and brilliance, light and shadow. Several independent accounts connect it with Japanese calligraphy ink, though the official product description does not document that production story.
Scent Profile
A third party note pyramid places aldehydes, angelica, tea, mandarin orange and maté near the opening; ink, magnolia and spices in the middle; and incense, woods and resins in the base. The brand does not specify a wearing sequence, so this arrangement is best used as a guide when smelling. Its most useful contrast is between the brighter opening and the calmer floral, woody and resinous impressions that follow.
Who It's For
CDG 2 suits someone curious about an ink note that shares space with flowers and woods. Wearer responses favor spring and autumn and tend toward daytime. The official product page lists a 100 mL eau de toilette and 50 mL and 100 mL eau de parfum options. Their formula and scent differences are not established in the available material, making a skin comparison and a check of the product label useful before choosing.
