Top Notes 
Juniper
Orange zest
Pink pepper
Heart Notes 
Frankincense
Cypress
Cedarwood
Black pepper
Thyme
Base Notes 
Amber
Cypriol
Candied orange
Vetiver
Serenissima
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Serenissima
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"Blondling" with Oranges
The fragrances from this brand that I have known so far have all been deep, dark, earthy, and heavy with incense.
I do enjoy these almost mysterious scent developments when amber and incense truly smoke and unleash their dark power!
Therefore, I am quite surprised at how bright and blonde the incense scent of "Hope" comes across; I already liked this in Linaris' "Fuoco Infernale."
"Blonde" incense has a certain lightness; it seems more ethereal than its dark relatives.
Now, in "Hope," this bright, yet still smoky incense meets orange aromas:
through their peel, it even comes across as slightly zesty at first.
Pink pepper provides a spicy foundation together with the needles and wood of juniper:
not quite suitable for the overly sensitive!
The opening is already quite powerful; it seems as if the Agonist scent devil has had a hand in this.
It seems that this will truly be a fantastic incense!
From its various scent pouches, this devilish scent magician conjures aromatic black pepper and herbal thyme: here, he also preserves a generously measured portion of bright incense.
All these ingredients go into a large bowl with fragrant cedar wood shavings; the cypress was brought by our scent devil from Tuscany! (There, its absence is least noticeable!)
The fire is ignited; the incense begins to smoke and envelops the previous aromas: no scent nuance, not the slightest detail is overlooked; all are embraced by the warm smoke!
Even now, inspiring energy spreads; this scent blend begins to vibrate softly.
It continues in a woody and smoky manner:
Cypriol, also known as Nagarmotha, is used in Indian medicine to promote male potency (and not just older men are said to rave about it).
It also proves quite stimulating to the senses here: everything seems to be in motion!
Vetiver also provides a certain earthiness in "Hope," before the magic of the smoke develops in light spirals towards its peak.
Amber also sets its golden lights here, and whoosh! another portion of candied orange lands in this spicy-smoky blend.
Thus, an amazing scent composition emerges, embedded in oranges!
In contrast to the mysterious dark scent beings of this brand, "Hope" remains bright and clear.
Perhaps this is part of its Nordic origin; which would be no surprise in this scent collaboration.
And yet, the longevity is surprising: "Hope" accompanies me with its magical smoke for several hours; it gradually becomes lighter and leaves behind only a fine trace of oranges at the end.
The variety of incense-laden fragrances has fascinated me for several years: as it does here!
"Hope" in the form of a bright scent spirit?
Why not? After all, hope has so many faces!
I do enjoy these almost mysterious scent developments when amber and incense truly smoke and unleash their dark power!
Therefore, I am quite surprised at how bright and blonde the incense scent of "Hope" comes across; I already liked this in Linaris' "Fuoco Infernale."
"Blonde" incense has a certain lightness; it seems more ethereal than its dark relatives.
Now, in "Hope," this bright, yet still smoky incense meets orange aromas:
through their peel, it even comes across as slightly zesty at first.
Pink pepper provides a spicy foundation together with the needles and wood of juniper:
not quite suitable for the overly sensitive!
The opening is already quite powerful; it seems as if the Agonist scent devil has had a hand in this.
It seems that this will truly be a fantastic incense!
From its various scent pouches, this devilish scent magician conjures aromatic black pepper and herbal thyme: here, he also preserves a generously measured portion of bright incense.
All these ingredients go into a large bowl with fragrant cedar wood shavings; the cypress was brought by our scent devil from Tuscany! (There, its absence is least noticeable!)
The fire is ignited; the incense begins to smoke and envelops the previous aromas: no scent nuance, not the slightest detail is overlooked; all are embraced by the warm smoke!
Even now, inspiring energy spreads; this scent blend begins to vibrate softly.
It continues in a woody and smoky manner:
Cypriol, also known as Nagarmotha, is used in Indian medicine to promote male potency (and not just older men are said to rave about it).
It also proves quite stimulating to the senses here: everything seems to be in motion!
Vetiver also provides a certain earthiness in "Hope," before the magic of the smoke develops in light spirals towards its peak.
Amber also sets its golden lights here, and whoosh! another portion of candied orange lands in this spicy-smoky blend.
Thus, an amazing scent composition emerges, embedded in oranges!
In contrast to the mysterious dark scent beings of this brand, "Hope" remains bright and clear.
Perhaps this is part of its Nordic origin; which would be no surprise in this scent collaboration.
And yet, the longevity is surprising: "Hope" accompanies me with its magical smoke for several hours; it gradually becomes lighter and leaves behind only a fine trace of oranges at the end.
The variety of incense-laden fragrances has fascinated me for several years: as it does here!
"Hope" in the form of a bright scent spirit?
Why not? After all, hope has so many faces!
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