And the carnation, a symbol of 19th-century dandyism

"Vitriol d’oeillet" derives its name from Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana in South America, and features a unique floral scent with spicy notes of cayenne pepper—a dried, powdered spice made from a type of hot red pepper from the nightshade family—and cloves. Its intoxicating, sensual, and warm aroma is profoundly British and elegant.

The composition of carnation, black and pink cayenne pepper, and cloves, which can be mastered by men as well, is truly unique and original.

The Ginza Online Shop, which carries "Vitriol d’oeillet," is currently holding a "The Ginza Autumn Gift Present" campaign for purchases over 20,000 yen (gifts are available while supplies last). For more details, please refer to the website below.