Inspired by Brut Cologne by Faberge

During the 1960s, Brut completely redefined men's grooming by making daily fragrance a mainstream male ritual. It quickly became the quintessential masculine scent of the era, moving away from subtle, clean aftershaves toward a bold, unapologetic "aromatic fougère" profile. Packed with notes of lavender, anise, geranium, oakmoss, and deep wood, it was a heavy, sweet-and-spicy aroma that instantly signaled confidence and rugged sophistication.

Its popularity exploded due to several key cultural factors:

The "Brut Men" advertising: Fabergé utilized hyper-masculine sports stars like Joe Namath, Muhammad Ali, and Henry Cooper to market the scent, proving that tough men cared about grooming.

Mass cultural reach: It was the definitive smell of barbershops, locker rooms (after showering :) , and date nights for a generation.

The green glass bottle: The packaging, complete with its silver-colored medallion, became an instant visual icon of 1960s and 70s pop culture.

notes: lavender, anise, bergamot, basil, lemon, geranium, jasmine. ylang-ylang, oakmoss, patchouli, vetiver, tonka bean, sandalwood and vanilla.

Ingredients: Aloe Vera Juice, Vegetable Glycerin,  SD 40B Alcohol, Rose Hydrosol, Calendula Extract , Red Clover Extract, Chamomile, Plantain Leaves, White Willow Bark, Vitamin E, Caprylic Triglycerides ( combination of plant sugars and fatty acids derived from palm and coconut oils for silkier feel and as a natural preservative).