Houbigant Fougere Royale Men Eau de Parfum

The fragrance Houbigant Fougere Royale for Men, meaning "royal fern," owes its creation to the renowned perfumer Paul Parquet, who first introduced this men's eau de parfum to the world in 1882. This marked the beginning of the use of coumarin, an artificially created scent reminiscent of freshly cut hay. The fragrant bouquet of fern heralded a new direction in the art of perfumery.

Fougere (fern) is a fragrance of a new family and remains one of the most popular scents for men to this day.

The symphony of this fragrance is represented by the harmonious blend of oakmoss, geranium, exotic bergamot, and synthesized coumarin as the key ingredient of this perfume. The top notes are characterized by hints of chamomile, bitter lavender, and green notes, which transition into extracts of clove, spicy cinnamon, delicate rose, and fragrant lilac. The story reaches its peak with noble woody tones of patchouli, amber, tonka beans, and clary sage. This truly masculine scent is perfectly suited for the atmosphere of a celebratory event or formal occasion, where maintaining a distinguished appearance is essential.