Fog

Fog by Henry Rose presents a minimalist, clean aesthetic centered on vetiver and musk, with subtle hints of earthy green, amber sweetness, and a faint milky white musk. The scent opens with a bright, crisp chypre-like citrus note that quickly fades, giving way to a soft, earthy vetiver that lingers gently. It feels unhurried, evoking a morning fog over damp grass or a walk through a forest after rain. While the sillage is intimate and longevity is moderate—lasting several hours on some skin types—it often fades rapidly on others, disappearing well before four hours. The fragrance is widely described as unisex and suitable for daywear, with many finding it quietly elegant and wearable in office or casual settings. Some perceive a subtle nutty or green herbal quality in the vetiver, while others detect a faintly sweet, 'caramelized sugar' drydown reminiscent of light vanilla and amber. However, a significant number of users report poor performance, noting it vanishes in under an hour, especially on skin, with a few describing multiple chemical, stale, or soapy issues. The scent lacks bold projection and perceivably minimal sillage, making it most impactful up close. Overall, it's a sophisticated, under-the-radar fragrance for those who appreciate subtle, earthy-musky scents with natural purity.