
Green, peppery and woody, arriving together.
The house describes Bois Impérial as a contrast rather than a sequence: freshly crushed Thai basil meets the sparkling peppery and grapefruit facets of Nepalese Timut pepper absolute, set directly against the bold woody signature. Haitian vetiver adds green earthiness, Georgywood contributes cedar tones, and Petalia lifts the woods with a freesia-like floralcy. Akigalawood — upcycled from patchouli through biotechnology — is what the brand says truly signs the fragrance, with Indonesian patchouli and Ambrofix deepening the base.

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