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Salt, Geranium, and Black Amber
Brazilian Pepper, Cedarwood, Magnolia
Pomelo, Coriander, Green Leaves
Sandalwood, Sage, Amber
Coastal, Fresh, Cedar
Tobacco, Leather, Vanilla
Atlas Cedar, Neroli, Amber
5-in-1 fine fragrance oil
Highly-effective, fine fragrance, aluminum-free deodorant
Long-lasting, lightly-exfoliating, fine fragrance
Sets with our Permanent Collection fragranced products
Rosewood, Ginger, Bergamot
Highly-concentrated, wax-based, fine fragrances
Solid Fragrance and Deodorant Refills available
Forest Air, Lavender, Lemon Rind
Incense, Vetiver, Cardamom
Virginia Cedar, Clary Sage
Rum, Tobacco, Sandalwood
"Virtual Paper"
Curated Collection of Fragrance Samples
Desert Wind, Freesia, Myrrh
Fresh Rain, Cashmere
Tuberose, Petitgrain, Patchouli
Oak, Cloudberry, Tree Moss
Highly-concentrated spray fragrance
Orange Bitters, Tonic
Lavandin, Gravel Ghost, Ironwood
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November 14, 2023
The Story of our Extrait de Parfum
After years of customer requests, our Extrait de Parfums are here, and they are available in all fifteen of our fragrances.
Like everything we do, we tried to offer an interesting take on traditional fragrance. We formulated our scents at a concentration that is nearly three times more powerful than the industry standard.
If you already have a Fulton & Roark scent you love, consider trying the Extrait version. If you don't, check out our Discovery Sets to find your perfect fragrance.
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May 22, 2023
What's the difference between Indian Sandalwood and Australian Sandalwood? We're glad you asked.
If you possess nearly any level of interest in the world of fine fragrance, odds are that you are at least somewhat familiar with the ingredient Sandalwood. At Fulton & Roark, it’s a centerpiece ingredient for both Calle Ocho and Blue Ridge. Sandalwood offers a rich, woody scent that is hard not to love.But what you may not know, is the intriguing history of Sandalwood in the fragrance industry, and why we have seen a transition from Indian Sandalwood to its Australian counterpart, as well as the reasons behind this shift. We’ll also explore the olfactive similarities and differences between the Indian and Australian species. View full article →
April 25, 2022
Here's how to get started with your Discovery Set
A step-by-step guide on how to get started with your Solid Fragrance Discovery Set. View full article →
March 21, 2022
SOLID FRAGRANCE GUIDE
There's an old truism that, "writing about music is like dancing about architecture." While we believe that the same could be said of fragrance reviews, we also know that a few words about a fragrance can be very helpful when deciding which cologne is right for you. View full article →
August 17, 2021
The Story of Ramble
With Ramble, we wanted to change things up and offer a scent that was complex enough to be immediately attractive, but difficult for to immediately identify any of the key ingredients. While this is easy to achieve with synthetics, we wanted to rely heavily on natural ingredients from the Naturals Together program, which focuses on sourcing natural ingredients in a way that is both environmentally responsible and respectful to the people who grow and harvest them. View full article →
February 04, 2021
Everything you need to know about fragrance layering
We answer all your questions about layering fragrance: How to do it, Why you should do it, and why layering fine fragrance creates a better scent experience for you and those around you. View full article →
July 30, 2019
Fragrance Deep Dive: The Fougere
Timeless classics are sometimes the best options for the modern fragrance wearer. This includes the fresh yet woodsy scent known as fougère (pronounced foo-JAIR). While it’s considered a pillar of men’s cologne categories, even those familiar with fragrance may still feel unclear on fougère as there are many different ideas of what fougère should smell like. In our fragrance deep dive, we take a look at everything you need to know involving fougère. View full article →
July 10, 2019
Fragrance Vocabulary
Fragrances have their own set of vocabulary which makes it hard to know what some websites and places are talking about when revealing their newest fragrance. Some of the terminologies are so complex, it can be intimidating to approach and even start to learn what they mean. We are here to change that! These words are the basics in fragrance vocabulary that can help a fragrance expert review some terms and will also help someone just starting to take how they smell seriously understand all the different aspects of a fragrance.
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December 12, 2018
How To Apply Solid Cologne
When designing our Solid Cologne, we put an emphasis on making every facet of its design a pleasure to use. However, using it properly may not be self-evident
Whether you’re new to our solid colognes, or even if you’re an old pro who just wants a little reassurance, here is our comprehensive guide to using solid cologne.
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June 29, 2018
Know Your Ingredients: Tea Tree
Tea Tree oil is inarguably one of the most useful essential oils around. It also has one of the most confusing names in all of the English language.
Also known as the Narrow-leaved Paperbark, the Tea Tree is a small tree native to Australia, with the scientific name, Melaleuca Alternifolia.
Here's the tricky part. The Melaleuca Alternifolia is not at all related to the tree, Camellia Sinensis, which produces the five main types of tea that we drink
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