Magnetic Man vs Urbano

Shared character

Both Magnetic Man and Urbano contain mandarin‑type citrus notes (mandarin, mandarin orange) and a spicy aromatic core built around pink pepper, nutmeg and cardamom. They each feature the synthetic wood‑type accord Akigalawood®, giving both a woody, fresh‑spicy and warm‑spicy character.

How they differ

Magnetic Man adds bright citrus (bergamot), a sweet‑vanilla side (benzoin, tonka bean, rum, black pepper) and a floral‑synthetic nuance, plus clary sage for an herbaceous lift. Its unique accords include floral, citrus, fruity, synthetic, amber, rum and vanilla. Urbano, by contrast, leans toward a greener‑aquatic profile with cedarwood, grapefruit, ginger, rosemary, lavender, juniper berries, pomelo and calone (marine). It also carries a distinct musky‑oud‑patchouli side, reflected in its exclusive accords of aquatic, musky, oud and patchouli.

Who each suits

Magnetic Man suits wearers who enjoy warm, gourmand‑spiced scents with a sweet‑vanilla backbone and a hint of citrus brightness—often preferred in cooler evenings or for those who favor a richer, slightly synthetic‑floral vibe. Urbano suits individuals drawn to fresh, marine‑inspired fragrances that combine crisp citrus, aromatic herbs and a grounding woody‑oud depth, making it a good fit for daytime or warmer climates where an airy, aquatic character is desired.