Charisma 1881 is a men’s fragrance from MAD Parfumeur. The Parfumo entry describes an aquatic-fresh profile and does not establish a release year. The number in the name is therefore treated as part of the product identity, not as evidence that it was launched in 1881.
The catalogue lists Amalfi lemon, bergamot and grapefruit at the top, followed by iris, lavender and rose. Amber, cedarwood, musk and sandalwood form the base. Read structurally, this is a movement from citrus through floral-aromatic notes into a softer woody foundation. The combination of several citrus materials gives more specific context than the broad fresh classification alone.
Iris and lavender are the useful bridge in that arrangement. They put powdery and aromatic references between the bright fruit peel and the woods, while rose supplies another floral accent. Sandalwood and cedarwood also offer different woody associations: one rounded and creamy, the other drier in vocabulary. This explains the design suggested by the pyramid without claiming a measured development on skin.
When comparing listings, keep the complete Charisma 1881 name together with MAD Parfumeur. Follow Bergamot for the citrus opening or Lavender for the aromatic heart. No named perfumer or precise launch date is established by the source used here. Those omissions leave its citrus, floral and woody structure as the clearest basis for understanding this particular fragrance.
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