Haltane
Haltane by Parfums de Marly is all about dry woods and refined, earthy depth. Bergamot and lavender in the opening; cedar and tonka bean at the heart; amberwood, vanilla and musk in the base. With strong sillage and 7–9 h longevity, it shines best in the evening and in winter. Timeless and easy to wear on almost any occasion.
How Haltane unfolds on the skin
A perfume evolves on the skin, from the first spray to hours later. Here is what to expect from Haltane at each stage.
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How we rate Haltane
Our editorial rating summarises the fragrance profile, versatility, performance and how well-known a scent is. These are the facts it is based on:
- Scent profileWoody and earthy
- Longevity7–9 h
- SillageStrong
- Versatilityin the evening, on special occasions
- ConcentrationEau de Parfum · 125 ml
All facts come from the documented fragrance profile. How we turn them into a rating is explained in How we rate.
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Frequently asked questions about Haltane
How long does Haltane last?
Haltane lasts about 7–9 h on the skin. Its sillage is strong; longevity can vary with skin type, how much you apply and the weather.
What are the notes of Haltane?
Haltane opens with bergamot and lavender, followed by cedar and tonka bean at the heart, and settles on amberwood, vanilla and musk in the base. The overall character is woody and earthy.
Which season suits Haltane?
Haltane shines best in winter. It is mainly worn in the evening, in line with its scent profile.
Is Haltane a day or an evening fragrance?
Haltane is more of an evening fragrance. This reflects its sillage, longevity and place in the woody fragrance family.
Where can I buy Haltane?
Haltane is available at amazon.co.uk. Prices change daily, so check the current price directly in the shop.
Which fragrances are similar to Haltane?
Boss Number One (Hugo Boss) is similar in character. We select them by shared notes, scent direction and fragrance family.
