Samharam 2017

Samharam by Arte Profumi
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8.1 / 10 34 Ratings
Samharam is a popular perfume by Arte Profumi for women and men and was released in 2017. The scent is resinous-spicy. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Resinous
Spicy
Smoky
Woody
Oriental

Fragrance Notes

FrankincenseFrankincense MyrrhMyrrh BenzoinBenzoin
Ratings
Scent
8.134 Ratings
Longevity
8.029 Ratings
Sillage
7.429 Ratings
Bottle
7.628 Ratings
Value for money
6.710 Ratings
Submitted by OPomone, last update on 18.03.2024.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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7
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6
Sillage
7
Longevity
8.5
Scent
Ergreifend

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Ergreifend
Ergreifend
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Fusion of heaven & earth

Fusion of heaven and earth.
Water and air.
Embers & rock.
In between, flowing, lovely resin.
All surrounded by dense incense,
which literally triggers brain fog.
Iridescent sandy facets also cloud
still cloud the view. Shimmering heat that breaks the ice in
breaks me.
A sting in the incense lover's heart,
makes love bubble to the surface.
It all feels so warm.
The incense is in every pore.
The skin breathes calmly to itself,
lets steam rise into the frozen air.
Cold outside, warm inside.
That's the scent.
Resinous, smoky, sandy. Warm.

Made for incense lovers!
For those who want to fog their brains with smoke without losing consciousness. Because Samharam is not an incense bomb. No, it nests gently under the skin and into the memory. It only releases its juice to the wearer in moderation, inspires them with small doses and gradually makes them compliant and addicted.
Not annoying, not brute, nothing to do with cold church!

Durability and sillage outstanding, despite performance close to the skin! A very beautiful structure, which was placed here in the bottle.
Incredibly good!
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Scent
Oliban

10 Reviews
Oliban
Oliban
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Journey of Incense...
Samharam was an imposing ancient port of transit and trade of incense in the south of Oman (5th century BC).
It was part of the Arabian incense route, that of Dhofar which sailed towards India...
Thus, I can imagine the imposing and exhilaration atmosphere that must have reigned there. An atmosphere guided by heavy rhythms of incessant coming and going, of incense cracking in burlap sacks and precious spices. Carried by slaves with tanned skin; and, the merchants, these traders holding in the palms of their hands these precious crystals, with shimmering and burning colors, with light, warm, sweet, dry, and intoxicating emanations.

Did they have the time, to tell each other stories from elsewhere, around a fire in the evening, throwing a few stones of these nectars, tears of the desert, into the flames? To soothe, relieve, and elevate their soul, through these divine emanations? Before resuming their trade journeys, on seas imbued with waves of iodized spray, sunlit despair, and bewitched calls, towards abysses full of dark desires or towards shores full of mysteries and promises. The simple hope of touching the horizon...
In the end, were they not, without knowing it, gods themselves? To serve us the intoxication of these resins, we, religious or not, rich or humble, mere mortals.
This fragrance literally transported me, with its dense, raw notes and so many nuances.
An absolute intoxication! The text."
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BobbyGee

220 Reviews
BobbyGee
BobbyGee
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Arte Profumi / Samharam
Samharam (in the area of ​​Khor Rori) is a now defunct ancient and powerful city and port of the historic region of Oman, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
It was one of the 2 major cities and ports of this region associated with
the historic trade route of the ancient and medieval world.
And what was this trail different?
The incense trade, right from the trees of this region. Trade flourished in this region for many centuries, much longer, unfortunately the key Samharam, that is, from the 3rd century B.C. - 5th century CE After this city, there are only ruins left that attract tourists, historians and connoisseurs of incense.
We are talking here especially about Frankish incense, or olibanum - for which this trade route of Oman was famous.
Incidentally, olibanum was used not only as a fragrance in various forms to incense robes, rooms, palaces and temples, but also as a repellent for insects, including mosquitoes. Who has been and slept in these regions with the windows open (because it is hot and there is no air conditioning) knows what can happen at night.

Well, you already know what ingredient we will find in this perfume as the base - OLIBANUM. In addition, we have other RESINS and MIRRA.
If you like incense, I recommend it. The projection is good (it does not overwhelm and does not attack the environment), durability at least good - 6 hours. Oh ... from the similarities to other perfumes - I find in them something that reminds me of RBR-Embers, Norma Kamali-Incense and Ramon Bejar-Sanctum
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8
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8
Longevity
9.5
Scent
SmellsFargo

16 Reviews
SmellsFargo
SmellsFargo
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New Game +
Your character is spec'd out to the max; yes even the luck attribute. You spent 50 hours alone on side quests (remember you have to rescue that lady's cat from the tree and it turned out you uncovered a sex trafficking ring ran by A dragon panda bear?) And another 40 grinding the Cave if Foreskin, and 14 spent on the actual storyline, for this exact moment; the boss lair.

After another half an hour of battling waves and waves of the hardest enemies in the entire game (and most difficult to boot) you see it; the boss door. The game tells you that beyond this door you are no longer able to upgrade or finish any side missions afterwards, you decide that you're ready anyway.

Open the door, in a cutscene cues as the camera pans around the room; invaluable paintings thought ti have been lost to time impeccably hung on the walls, a piano made of the finest mahogany and elephant tusk known to man, all the while lost upon your gaze are the cornucopia of people mingling about, from senators, to actors, to regular blue collar folk, just living a life as care free as can be.

You then start to hear the clacking noise from upstairs; the sounds of footsteps. The camera zooms up a long flight of marble stairs, only to see a young man standing there. The camera pans him up and down; hair impeccably slicked back and yet in a coif, a black suit tailored to die for, a bulge that's reminiscent of someone trying to smuggle a carton of Parliament lights, and a pair of burnt orange shoes so shiny that the wicked is which asked who's the fairest of them all.
As you get ready to challenge the final boss, he cuts through the tension in the air and asked if you want a bottle of water, with the caveat being "hey sorry my assistant called out sick so I haven't had anyone to run my errands so you're going to get handed a bottle of Costco bottled water and I hope that's okay"

You're mentally disarmed as this guy is sinister, dare I say satanic, yet he's incredibly suave profusely amiable and his charm attribute is definitely maxed the fuck out.

Let him know that you're there to kill him to avenge the destruction of your village and to save the world, and in return he rebuffs your challenge and says that there's no need to fight, when you get a shockingly strong sense of sincerity coming from his voice. He said that it's all a big misunderstanding, to which you will have nothing about.

After your repeated denial of his advances of friendship and amicable parting, he begrudgingly sighs and agrees to your duel. "But before we begin do me a favor will ya? Take your scimitar and just slit your own throat for me"; as you laugh at his suggestion you notice that your arm is uncontrollably lifting said scimitar and just slides it across your neck. Your character bleeds out as the boss utters "we didn't have to do this" in an utterly somber tone while the phrase"you're dead, stupid" is plastered along the screen, realizing he hit you with his mind control attack.
Sam Haram is for those who wish to be the final boss instead of the hero of their journey.
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RachelgRachelg 9 months ago
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8
Scent
Lush and dark resins that are chewy like dried raisins. Mysterious and a little mischievous.
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SmellsFargoSmellsFargo 2 years ago
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9.5
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Sinister yet charming concoction. You're essentially the final boss of a posh Japanese RPG.
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