Perfumes unisex MOTH AND RABBIT SINGLE MAN N.11

MARK BUXTON'S PARFUMES RABBIT PARASITE N.12 BY MOTH AND RABBIT 

A Single Man, Tom Ford's 2009 masterpiece, first work, tells of the tragic elaboration of the mourning of a homosexual university professor who has lost his partner. The last day of his life is told with raw refinement and detached aestheticism.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Family notes:  Fougère
• Top notes: Cardamom, lemon, red pepper, ginger
  
• Heart notes: Nutmeg, pink elemi, violet, cashmere wood
  
• Base Notes: Oakmoss, amber, mahogany, cedar wood, patchiuli
  
• Eau de parfumes
• 50 ml

THE BRAND 

Directed by Elke Filpes and Seong Nam Choi this Maison of Contemporary Perfumery, half French and half Berlin, as its name implies, was born in 2016, using the first of the transformation, the second of the reproduction as a symbol, to communicate his intent to transform stories into perfumes.
The stories told focus on what there is surrounds, seen through the eyes of film makers and artists, and filtered through Mark's sensitivity and creativity Buxton who signed all the fragrances of the brand.
The scent of moth and rabbit is an experience olfactory outside the box, from the spirit contemporary, yet easy to wear and to love, precisely because it speaks of everyone
our.