El octavo día by Oleart Parfums
Men Women 2026
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El octavo día Explores Wet Earth and Open Air El octavo día by Oleart Parfums is a fragrance for Men and Women launched in 2026. It was composed by Manuel Alejandro Bojorquez Segovia. The concept moves from airy, watery freshness toward green vegetation and damp soil. The opening brings together ozonic notes, grass, marine notes, rain notes, airy notes and…
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Top
ozonic notes
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Heart
green leaves
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Base
white musk
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El octavo día Explores Wet Earth and Open Air
El octavo día by Oleart Parfums is a fragrance for Men and Women launched in 2026. It was composed by Manuel Alejandro Bojorquez Segovia.
The concept moves from airy, watery freshness toward green vegetation and damp soil.
The opening brings together ozonic notes, grass, marine notes, rain notes, airy notes and mineral notes. It feels cool and wet, like charged air before the ground dries.
The heart turns greener and earthier with green leaves, vetiver, geosmin, grass, mud and earthy notes. That middle stage centers on wet soil and crushed greenery.
The base settles on white musk, oakmoss, vetiver, cedar and roots. Wood gives dry structure, moss adds depth, and musk keeps the drydown clean.
Overall the accords read earthy, green, ozonic, woody and aquatic, supported by aromatic, musky, mossy, mineral and marine facets. The arc goes from sky to soil in a straight line.
It will appeal to anyone who likes green, mineral and earthy scents with a natural, quiet character, worn by both men and women.
El octavo día starts with rain and air, passes through leaves and mud, then rests on moss, cedar and roots.
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