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No.89 by Floris London — notes
A classic English barbershop cologne: lavender, nutmeg and citrus on top, geranium and rose in the middle, then a dry base of cedar, oakmoss, vetiver and musk.
- House
- Floris London
- Concentration
- Eau de toilette
- Scento family
- Wood & Root
Notes
Notes as published by Floris London, checked 20 October 2026.
Scento family
Wood & Root. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.
Secondary: Sunlit Citrus. Led by citrus peel and zest: bright, sparkling, cologne-clean openings that read as light and quick.
Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.
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About Floris London
A London family perfumer in business since 1730, known for classic English colognes and florals with a traditional, gentlemanly feel.
Questions
What does No.89 smell like?
A classic English barbershop cologne: lavender, nutmeg and citrus on top, geranium and rose in the middle, then a dry base of cedar, oakmoss, vetiver and musk. Its character reads floral, citrusy, fresh and woody.
What are the top notes of No.89?
The top notes of No.89 by Floris London are bergamot, lavender, neroli, nutmeg, orange and petitgrain. The heart opens to geranium, rose and ylang-ylang, and the base rests on cedarwood, musk, oakmoss, sandalwood and vetiver. Notes as published by Floris London.
What family is No.89?
Scento places No.89 in the Wood & Root family. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss. Its secondary family is Sunlit Citrus: led by citrus peel and zest: bright, sparkling, cologne-clean openings that read as light and quick.
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