Vendor: Granado
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Creamy banana fruit, green fig, soft iris musks

fresh lime and pepper over sandalwood haze
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Granado Sândalo comes across as fresh lime and pepper over sandalwood haze. It opens with black pepper, lime and mandarin orange, moves into patchouli, cypriol and gaiac wood and settles on sandalwood, cashmere wood and musk. It reads unisex.
This eau de cologne works across all four seasons and is easy to wear day or night. Reach for it for the office. Released in 2019.
In the community's experience it lasts roughly a working morning or afternoon, and stays close to the skin.
Around $85.
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Granado is a Brazilian apothecary house founded in Rio de Janeiro in 1870, better known in Brazil for pharmacy and body care than for fine fragrance abroad. The range leans unisex (46 of 46 pieces) and splits across fresh, floral and gourmand families rather than one signature. Prices in the live selection run from about $20 up to $179. Standout picks include Fervo Intenso (citrus-honey cream over cocoa and warm spice, $179), Figo (sunlit fig leaf and citrus on cedar, $85), Gardênia (green floral tea with lemon and musky amber, $85), Imperial (fresh tea mist with rose and lily petals, $179), and Spritz (sparkling bitter-orange and ginger over soft floral musk, $95).
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It smells like fresh lime and pepper over sandalwood haze. It opens with black pepper, lime and mandarin orange, moves into patchouli, cypriol and gaiac wood and settles on sandalwood, cashmere wood and musk.
In the community's experience it lasts roughly a working morning or afternoon, and stays close to the skin.
It works across all four seasons. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits the office.
It reads unisex.
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