Step into a world of bold confidence with Citizen Jack Mohave by Michael Malul—a masterfully crafted men’s fragrance launched in 2022. This 3.4 oz Eau de Parfum Spray blends the freshness of an aquatic breeze with the earthy strength of woody notes, creating a scent that is both daring and timeless. Designed for the modern man who thrives on adventure and elegance, Citizen Jack Mohave is your signature scent for any occasion.
Part of the Woody Aquatic fragrance family, this sophisticated scent opens with bright top notes of cardamom from Guatemala, zesty lemon oil, and crisp bergamot. The heart reveals a smooth blend of Egyptian geranium, calming lavender oil, and the spicy depth of elemi from the Philippines. At the base, rich cedarwood from Virginia, warm sensual musk, and earthy vetiver create a lasting impression that speaks of strength and charm.
Crafted by the niche American fragrance house Michael Malul, Citizen Jack Mohave is more than just a cologne—it's a statement of individuality and style. Known for their attention to detail and luxurious ingredients, Michael Malul brings exceptional quality to every bottle. This Eau de Parfum Spray is designed exclusively for men and comes in a generous 3.4 oz size, making it a perfect addition to your daily routine or a standout gift for someone special.
Michael Malul Men's Citizen Jack Mohave EDP Spray is available for shipment from SplitScents only. Barcode: 745604093507.This item is only valid for shipment from SplitScents.
Top Notes Cardamom guatemala, Lemon oil, Bergamot
Heart Notes Egyptian geranium, Lavender oil, Elemi philippines
Base Notes Cedarwood virginia, Sensual musk, Vetiver
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