Montaña de Oro Cologne Oil
Eucalyptus | Cedar | Resin
The trail through Hazard Canyon, flanked by endless rows of eucalyptus, leads to the reef. At dusk the trees are imposing, choking out the twilight. The creek runs green below. On the headlands above, Monterey cypress holds against the wind off the Pacific. Cedar and resin on the air, pale trunks in the last light.
The trail through Hazard Canyon, flanked by endless rows of eucalyptus, leads to the reef. At dusk the trees are imposing, choking out the twilight. The creek runs green below. On the headlands above, Monterey cypress holds against the wind off the Pacific. Cedar and resin on the air, pale trunks in the last light.
The Accord
Montaña de Oro opens on eucalyptus and cypress found along California's Central Coast. Labdanum deepens the impression toward resin and bark. A flash of lime opens the accord; pink pepper and petitgrain enliven it.
Opening
Eucalyptus
Pink Pepper
Lime
Heart
Cedar
Cypress
Petitgrain
Drydown
Labdanum
Atlas Cedar
Juniper Berry
Frequently Asked Questions
Roll onto pulse points — wrists, base of throat, behind the ears. These spots generate heat that warms the oil and releases the scent gradually throughout the day.
Less than you think. Oil-based cologne is more concentrated than it appears and builds quickly. You can always add more.
Every ingredient is used within IFRA safety guidelines for leave-on skin products. Essential oils are potent botanicals — individual sensitivity varies, and patch test is recommended before first use if you have known reactions to any of the listed ingredients.
Some essential oils carry natural pigmentation from the botanical source — color varies naturally batch to batch.
Oil-based cologne opens with more subtlety than alcohol. What you smell on application is what you wear: an accord that develops on your skin rather than dissipating into the air. It stays close without announcement, a more personal expression of an accord.