Named after the Portuguese city of Faro, where the yuzu in this perfume comes from.
A miraculous aural hologram of a sky-high yuzu meringue pie. Far is a vivid perfume built around yuzu grown in the region surrounding the Portuguese parish Faro do Alentejo. This scrumptious gourmand adds texture to its virtual calories: it’s fluffy, creamy, even crunchy, if you consider the buttery biscuit crust effect at the base.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Far suits close, easy company and a relaxed confidence rather than formal polish. It feels right in warm air and daylight, when its citrus brightness and dessert-like softness can read as inviting rather than heavy, leaving a clean, sweet trail that feels intimate up close.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in mild to warm weather where the citrus top notes can open fully. A moderate application is enough: it projects clearly at first, then settles closer to the skin, keeping the vanilla-gourmand base soft and wearable rather than cloying.
Who it’s for
For people who like citrus with a creamy, edible twist rather than sharp cologne freshness. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy sweet gourmands, bright yuzu and lime, and a clean-but-sensual style with a playful, modern edge.
Release year
2022
The nose
Simon Constantine. Constantine, formerly of Lush, is known for a direct, ingredient-led style that turns fragrance into a vivid sensory idea rather than a polished abstraction. His work often leans playful, textural and accessible, and Far fits that approach with its edible citrus-gourmand structure and bright, almost tactile realism.
And Fragrance’s story
ånd Fragrance builds its identity around distinctive raw materials and narrative-driven compositions, often using a single ingredient or regional source as the starting point for a fragrance story. The house favors vivid, memorable blends with a clear sensory hook, balancing niche creativity with wearability.
Far’s concept
Far takes its name from Faro in Portugal, and the fragrance is built around yuzu sourced from the surrounding region of Faro do Alentejo. The concept is a gourmand citrus fantasy: yuzu, lime and other bright notes are wrapped in vanilla to suggest a sky-high meringue tart with a creamy, biscuit-like finish.
Extra info
Far is also stylized as Får. It has been described by wearers as a no-bake lime cheesecake or a yuzu meringue tart, and it is offered in more than one concentration, including EdP and Parfum.
Named after the Portuguese city of Faro, where the yuzu in this perfume comes from.
A miraculous aural hologram of a sky-high yuzu meringue pie. Far is a vivid perfume built around yuzu grown in the region surrounding the Portuguese parish Faro do Alentejo. This scrumptious gourmand adds texture to its virtual calories: it’s fluffy, creamy, even crunchy, if you consider the buttery biscuit crust effect at the base.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Far suits close, easy company and a relaxed confidence rather than formal polish. It feels right in warm air and daylight, when its citrus brightness and dessert-like softness can read as inviting rather than heavy, leaving a clean, sweet trail that feels intimate up close.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in mild to warm weather where the citrus top notes can open fully. A moderate application is enough: it projects clearly at first, then settles closer to the skin, keeping the vanilla-gourmand base soft and wearable rather than cloying.
Who it’s for
For people who like citrus with a creamy, edible twist rather than sharp cologne freshness. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy sweet gourmands, bright yuzu and lime, and a clean-but-sensual style with a playful, modern edge.
Release year
2022
The nose
Simon Constantine. Constantine, formerly of Lush, is known for a direct, ingredient-led style that turns fragrance into a vivid sensory idea rather than a polished abstraction. His work often leans playful, textural and accessible, and Far fits that approach with its edible citrus-gourmand structure and bright, almost tactile realism.
And Fragrance’s story
ånd Fragrance builds its identity around distinctive raw materials and narrative-driven compositions, often using a single ingredient or regional source as the starting point for a fragrance story. The house favors vivid, memorable blends with a clear sensory hook, balancing niche creativity with wearability.
Far’s concept
Far takes its name from Faro in Portugal, and the fragrance is built around yuzu sourced from the surrounding region of Faro do Alentejo. The concept is a gourmand citrus fantasy: yuzu, lime and other bright notes are wrapped in vanilla to suggest a sky-high meringue tart with a creamy, biscuit-like finish.
Extra info
Far is also stylized as Får. It has been described by wearers as a no-bake lime cheesecake or a yuzu meringue tart, and it is offered in more than one concentration, including EdP and Parfum.