No. 75 Dry Yuzu by Floriography
Men Women 2020
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No. 75 Dry Yuzu: A Citrus Scent with a Woody Soul No. 75 Dry Yuzu is a unisex fragrance from Floriography, launched in 2020 and composed by perfumer Jo Shaw. The name reflects the dry, almost austere side of yuzu, a citrus fruit beloved in Japan and beyond. The scent builds on a tension between sharp aldehydes and grounding cedar,…
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About No. 75 Dry Yuzu
No. 75 Dry Yuzu: A Citrus Scent with a Woody Soul
No. 75 Dry Yuzu is a unisex fragrance from Floriography, launched in 2020 and composed by perfumer Jo Shaw. The name reflects the dry, almost austere side of yuzu, a citrus fruit beloved in Japan and beyond.
The scent builds on a tension between sharp aldehydes and grounding cedar, with a green, gently spiced heart. It's a thoroughly modern composition that sidesteps conventional citrus tropes.
The top of No. 75 Dry Yuzu is bright and faintly metallic, with aldehydes magnifying the juicy, slightly bitter nature of yuzu. The effect is lively, almost sparkling, yet never cloying.
At the heart, rhubarb supplies a tart, leafy crunch, while hinoki cypress introduces a resinous, softly smoky quality that evokes Japanese forest bathing. Yuzu returns here, now more subdued, blending into the woody fabric.
The base is built on cedar, a dry, refined wood that anchors the composition and lends it staying power. The trail is clean, almost mineral, and remains intimate.
As a whole, the perfume feels woody, aromatic, and green, with citrus, spice, and a whisper of sweetness. Its development is fairly straightforward, though it becomes noticeably warmer on the skin.
Jo Shaw's work here is a lesson in restraint, allowing each material to shine without overstatement.
This fragrance suits anyone who appreciates a refined citrus with a solid woody base, designed for both men and women. Its dry, fresh profile makes it a great everyday option, particularly in temperate or warm conditions.
No. 75 Dry Yuzu is a rewarding choice for those who enjoy citruses with a difference, offering a green, woody character that stands apart from standard eau de colognes. Clean, contemporary, and effortlessly wearable.
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