With 92% natural origin ingredients, Figo shows up ready to celebrate the fig in the wild. This eau de cologne represents the sheer green “wheee!” of fresh fig, with its unique combo of milky sap and woody notes nestling among the aroma of leaves from this “Tree of Life”. Guaiacwood and amber round out the composition. Free of dyes and animal ingredients.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Figo suits the unhurried intimacy of an afternoon spent sorting fruit at the kitchen table, with the windows open to the garden. Its leafy brightness and milky fig character suggest a relaxed presence, while the woody undertone keeps the mood composed rather than sugary.
How to wear
The green fig and orange profile lends itself to spring and mild summer weather. Start with a light application to the neck or forearms, allowing the leafy opening to give way to warmer woods on skin. In hotter conditions, keep the dosage restrained so the amber remains a soft counterpoint to the freshness.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer fig as a leafy, milky, woody scent rather than a sweet fruit accord. It will appeal to botanical-fragrance lovers who enjoy citrus brightness but want a warmer, more textured finish than a purely crisp green composition.
Release year
2023
The nose
Florian Gallo.
Granado’s story
Founded as a pharmacy in Rio de Janeiro in 1870, Granado connects its botanical heritage with contemporary fragrance and body care. Plant-centered compositions and vintage-inspired design remain central to its identity, alongside an emphasis on quality and sustainability.
Figo’s concept
Figo was conceived around the contrast between appetizing fig and the natural freshness of its leaves. Orange and spices introduce a leafy heart, while woods and amber bring warmth beneath the greenery. It belongs to Granado’s Vintage collection, pairing a contemporary botanical composition with the house’s historical visual language.
Extra info
Designer Gabriel Azevedo created the botanical packaging illustrations of figs and leaves. Figo is distinct from Granado’s Figo Confit, which explores ripe, candied fig rather than this fragrance’s greener, leaf-centered character.
With 92% natural origin ingredients, Figo shows up ready to celebrate the fig in the wild. This eau de cologne represents the sheer green “wheee!” of fresh fig, with its unique combo of milky sap and woody notes nestling among the aroma of leaves from this “Tree of Life”. Guaiacwood and amber round out the composition. Free of dyes and animal ingredients.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Figo suits the unhurried intimacy of an afternoon spent sorting fruit at the kitchen table, with the windows open to the garden. Its leafy brightness and milky fig character suggest a relaxed presence, while the woody undertone keeps the mood composed rather than sugary.
How to wear
The green fig and orange profile lends itself to spring and mild summer weather. Start with a light application to the neck or forearms, allowing the leafy opening to give way to warmer woods on skin. In hotter conditions, keep the dosage restrained so the amber remains a soft counterpoint to the freshness.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer fig as a leafy, milky, woody scent rather than a sweet fruit accord. It will appeal to botanical-fragrance lovers who enjoy citrus brightness but want a warmer, more textured finish than a purely crisp green composition.
Release year
2023
The nose
Florian Gallo.
Granado’s story
Founded as a pharmacy in Rio de Janeiro in 1870, Granado connects its botanical heritage with contemporary fragrance and body care. Plant-centered compositions and vintage-inspired design remain central to its identity, alongside an emphasis on quality and sustainability.
Figo’s concept
Figo was conceived around the contrast between appetizing fig and the natural freshness of its leaves. Orange and spices introduce a leafy heart, while woods and amber bring warmth beneath the greenery. It belongs to Granado’s Vintage collection, pairing a contemporary botanical composition with the house’s historical visual language.
Extra info
Designer Gabriel Azevedo created the botanical packaging illustrations of figs and leaves. Figo is distinct from Granado’s Figo Confit, which explores ripe, candied fig rather than this fragrance’s greener, leaf-centered character.
