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Indigo-Green
Indigo is actually associated with a shade between blue and violet or the similarly named blue dye that is originally derived from the Indian indigo plant. However, the shade that emerges when dyeing textiles with indigo tends to lean more towards green.
So far, so confusing. But this also fits with Baruti's Indigo, as I perceive it more in the color green. After all, when I sniff it, I get associations with plant sap, cucumber, and dill, as is also described in some statements.
At first, the Extrait de Parfum comes across as rather strict and bitter with a decent natural touch. I hardly perceive the rather sweet hyacinth; instead, I notice much more of the resinous tones with a delicate pistachio aroma from the mastic resin, along with the familiar subtly used incense and light wood.
All the other listed ingredients fade into the background or do not assert themselves.
This certainly seems absolutely ambitious and creative on Spyros Drosopoulos's part, but on the other hand, it is a bit exhausting. Of course - those who prefer something sweet will not necessarily be happy here.
Nonetheless, Indigo is a bit too special for me, although I sometimes do enjoy something more angular and natural. The scent is somehow likable, after all.
So far, so confusing. But this also fits with Baruti's Indigo, as I perceive it more in the color green. After all, when I sniff it, I get associations with plant sap, cucumber, and dill, as is also described in some statements.
At first, the Extrait de Parfum comes across as rather strict and bitter with a decent natural touch. I hardly perceive the rather sweet hyacinth; instead, I notice much more of the resinous tones with a delicate pistachio aroma from the mastic resin, along with the familiar subtly used incense and light wood.
All the other listed ingredients fade into the background or do not assert themselves.
This certainly seems absolutely ambitious and creative on Spyros Drosopoulos's part, but on the other hand, it is a bit exhausting. Of course - those who prefer something sweet will not necessarily be happy here.
Nonetheless, Indigo is a bit too special for me, although I sometimes do enjoy something more angular and natural. The scent is somehow likable, after all.
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Still, Baruti is an interesting brand.
I usually like strong green scents, but in this case, I’d probably prefer to steer clear.
But thanks for not thinking that way and for sharing your experience with us!