London 1969

Perfume dialect: citrus woods Top notes: orange, lemongrass, grapefruit, mandarin, cedratHeart notes: Moroccan cedarwood, sandalwood, incense, lavender, violetBase notes: Indian patchouli, labdanum, musk Ingredients: Alcohol, Parfum, Benzyl Salicylate, Limonene, Citral, Geraniol, Linalool, Citronellol. A true unisex citrus. Three blends: Hyde Park, King’s Road and Soho to bottle the feeling of London in the Summer of Love. 4160Tuesdays only used materials which were available at the time to create a fragrance that could have existed at the time. Hyde Park is open, light, sunny and smooth, and uses the new – at the time – synthetic “Hedione” named after hedonistic pleasure. London's groovy, optimistic King’s Road is full of citrus fruits and eastern influences. Soho is London’s darker side, with animalic notes of ambergris, patchouli and musk.