Omanluxury Wanderlust EDP

Description

Omanluxury Wanderlust EDP is a fresh fougère by Jean-Louis Sieuzac, the perfumer behind Dior’s Fahrenheit and Hermès’ Bel Ami, reworked into a 2023 Edition with a greener, more vibrant profile than the original 2020 release. Blackcurrant and green apple open onto a fig-and-tea heart before settling into a soft musk-cedar-sandalwood base.

Scent Character

• Woody: 30%
• Fresh: 33%
• Sweet: 23%
• Floral: 7%
• Spicy: 7%

Translation: a fresh-woody fougère with a sweet fig-tea heart, green and vibrant rather than classically barbershop.

Fragrance Pyramid (2023 Edition)

Top: Green Apple, Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Orange, Black Pepper

Heart: Fig, Clary Sage, Jasmine, Tea

Base: Musk, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Amber

Note: This 2023 Edition updates the original 2020 fougère (which leaned more on lemon, cinnamon and guaiac wood) with a greener, more vibrant profile.

Performance

• Longevity: Roughly 4–6 hours on skin.
• Sillage: Moderate, close to the skin.
• Projection: 1–2 ft for the first hour, then settles to arm’s length.

Best Occasions & Season

• Season: Spring, Summer
• Occasion: Business, Everyday, Leisure
• Gender: Unisex

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Perfumer: Jean-Louis Sieuzac
House: Omanluxury, independent niche house founded 2012 in Muscat, Oman; part of the brand’s original 2020 collection, updated as a 2023 Edition
Year: 2020 (2023 Edition)

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FAQ

Is this the original Wanderlust or the 2023 Edition?
This listing reflects the 2023 Edition profile, greener and more vibrant than the original 2020 fougère, with fig and tea added to the heart.

Is it unisex?
Yes. A fresh fougère that wears well on anyone, suited to business and everyday wear.

What's the longevity like?
Roughly 4–6 hours: a soft, close-wearing fougère rather than a projector.

Who composed it?
Jean-Louis Sieuzac, the perfumer behind Dior’s Fahrenheit and Hermès’ Bel Ami.