Farina 1709 · 2010
Eau de Cologne 1709 (Aldehyde Bottle)
EDCUnisex
The Story
This is the original Eau de Cologne, created in 1709 by Johann Maria Farina. The Aldehyde Bottle edition honors the historic recipe with a fresh, citrusy opening of bergamot and lemon, a floral heart of neroli and rosemary, and a warm base of musk and oakmoss. It's a piece of fragrance history that still feels modern and uplifting.
Note Breakdown
Encyclopedia Insights
What makes this Eau de Cologne different from modern colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, using natural citrus oils and a lighter concentration. It's meant to be refreshing and uplifting, with a shorter lifespan than modern EDPs.
How long does it last on skin?+
As a traditional Eau de Cologne, expect about 2-3 hours of moderate projection. Reapply as needed for a fresh burst.
Is this unisex?+
Yes, the citrus and floral notes make it suitable for anyone who enjoys classic, fresh scents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this Eau de Cologne different from modern colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, using natural citrus oils and a lighter concentration. It's meant to be refreshing and uplifting, with a shorter lifespan than modern EDPs.
How long does it last on skin?+
As a traditional Eau de Cologne, expect about 2-3 hours of moderate projection. Reapply as needed for a fresh burst.
Is this unisex?+
Yes, the citrus and floral notes make it suitable for anyone who enjoys classic, fresh scents.
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