The Image Police To Be Goodvibes is designed for the modern man who radiates positivity, charisma, and effortless style. This fragrance captures the spirit of freedom and the thrill of living in the moment, making it a bold expression of youthful confidence and magnetic charm for those who embrace life with enthusiasm.
The Emotion Inspired by the electric blue skull bottle, this scent embodies a zest for life and an incredible desire for joyful living. It is an energetic and uplifting companion, perfect for daily wear, spontaneous road trips, or social gatherings where you want to leave a lasting, irresistible impression of optimism.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a lively, energetic burst of bergamot, clary sage, and black pepper. The heart unfolds with a sophisticated blend of jasmine, juniper, and magnolia, adding a fresh floral twist. The base settles into a masculine and warm trail of tobacco, vetiver, and amberwood, ensuring a long-lasting and memorable finish.
Scent Family: Woody - Aromatic
Top notes: Бергамот, Чёрный перец, Шалфей Heart notes: Жасмин, Можжевельник, Магнолия Base notes: Табак, Ветивер, Амбра
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