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Fume Hendley Perfumes

8.1 / 10 81 Ratings

A popular perfume by Hendley Perfumes for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is smoky-resinous. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Smoky

Resinous

Woody

Green

Spicy

Fragrance Notes

Conifer resin

Smoked tea

Galbanum

Nagarmotha Vetiver

Vetiver

Oakmoss

Perfumer

Hans Hendley

Ratings

Scent

8.181 Ratings

Longevity

7.864 Ratings

Sillage

7.165 Ratings

Bottle

7.056 Ratings

Value for money

6.925 Ratings

Submitted by ExUser · last update on 04/07/2025.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/20/2022

10Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

BobbyGee
230 Reviews

BobbyGee

3

Hendley Perfumes / Fume

The smell of a burnt and dying forest, where we stand on the border of this "spectacle" (with our backs to the living and growing trees), watching the trees, litter and moss die out. We feel warmth and wood smoke. Through this scent, we can hear the smells of the forest, especially trees, coniferous resins and moss. This impression of the chypres is enhanced by the combination of moss and vetiver. When it comes to perfumes similar in perception (but NOT THE SAME !!!) I associate Norne (Slumberhouse), A City on Fire (Imaginary Authors), Fille en Aiguilles (Serge Lutens). Thanks to the game of 2 visions of this forest - extinct, burnt and dying flora and this living, fresh, resin-wood-mixed scent, this fragrance is not a typically dark scent, there is brightness and life in it. Very good parameters - durability on my skin 6-8 hours, the projection is felt quite well.
I highly recommend

06/11/2020

9Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Floyd
594 Reviews

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Floyd

Top Review 42

Smoky Tea with the Spirit in the Pine

For weeks, I wandered under clouds in an attempt to create a serious encyclopedia of the sky above the Himalayas, when in the forests of the high plateau, I encountered the sweet Salabhanjika and she invited me into one of her aged pines. Something of old buildings breathed into my ear as ethereal vapors washed over me like waves from the needles, intoxicatingly numbing me, showing Eucalyptus Now in Cinemascope. And there was wood smoke, distinctly, dark and dense, the source of which remained inexplicable to me at first.
Thus, I found myself in a room of light green resin amidst a mighty conifer, facing an old goat-footed Chinese man, whom Salabhanjika casually introduced as her new one. He never speaks, she called out to me as she disappeared into the wall. The old man stroked his very long pointed beard, slid a cup of smoked tea across the table to me, smiled, and read me like a book. In a trance-like state, I dreamed of smoky pines, Lapsang Souchong among hissing needles, swirling in thickening mists that gradually glowed ever greener.
Now and then, the goat-footed one chuckled softly, as if my enthusiastic journey amused him, raised his palms after a few hours, letting mosses form on the round walls, smoking grasses now grew from the center, from a more balsamic earth of dark galbanum, which from then on defined the scents of the room; I remained inside the tree for about six hours.
**
"Fume" convinces me with an exciting balance of ethereal needle resins and wood-smoky tea notes that barely transition into smoky vetiver, which, in conjunction with earthy galbanum and oak moss, carries the bitter green ethereal needles down to the base. The tree spirits sing moderately to intimately a variation of great songs like "Forest" or "Norne".

(With thanks to ChopIsland)