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Lost Tribe Prince
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Character and Concept of the Fragrance
Prince is a unisex fragrance from the American brand Lost Tribe, launched in 2025 as parfum, or extrait.
It is a rich fougere-woody-floral composition in which fresh greenery and flowers gradually give way to a dense oud base.
The fragrance makes a statement rather than blending into the background: its character is built on the contrast between cool freshness, resinous woods, and gentle sweetness.
Prince will appeal to those who enjoy complex unisex fragrances with a noticeable presence and an evolving development on the skin.
It combines the composed discipline of a fougere, a sensual floral facet, and dark oriental depth.
This fragrance is easy to imagine as part of an evening look, for a meeting or a night out, or in cool weather, when its woody-oud nuances unfold especially beautifully.
Development on the Skin
Prince opens with the tart greenery of deadnettle, the coolness of lavender and geranium, sparkling yuzu, and a salty mineral nuance of ambergris.
This phase feels invigorating, slightly herbal, and contemporary, keeping the dense base from becoming overly heavy from the first minutes.
Then the citrus sparkle softens, and the fragrance takes on a fuller, velvety profile.
The heart reveals cypress, neroli, jasmine sambac, osmanthus, and rose, while lavender continues to connect the floral theme with the fougere direction.
White flowers and neroli add radiance, osmanthus hints at a fruity-suede texture, and cypress brings a dry coniferous verticality.
Thanks to this, Prince does not follow a familiar oud script: its floral facet is noticeable yet remains integrated into the woody architecture.
Sillage and Application
Prince is said to have very strong sillage, so it should be applied with care.
For a first encounter, one spray on the skin is enough, or two short sprays if you want to intensify the scent; in an enclosed space, this is usually more than sufficient.
It is best to apply the fragrance sparingly to clothing, from a distance, and avoid delicate light-colored fabrics: the extrait formula may leave marks, while the woody-oud accord often lasts especially long on textiles.
As it dries down, moss, fir, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, and two oud facets take center stage, including Cambodian oud.
The base is warm, resinous, slightly earthy, and sensual: vanilla rounds out the woods, while musk and ambergris support its deep sillage.
It is a long-lasting, distinctive finish for those who appreciate rich woody compositions with character.
Who Should Try Prince
This fragrance is especially interesting for lovers of bold oud-woody fougeres who value not only power, but also the nuances of its development.
Prince may appeal to fans of contrasting fragrances, where green and citrus notes refresh a dark, dense foundation.
For a direction with a similar mood, consider The Spirit of Dubai Oud, though Prince is best judged on its own merits: its character is defined by lavender, cypress, and a floral heart against an oud backdrop.
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