Top Notes 
Frankincense
Juniper
Absinthe wormwood
Pine
Heart Notes 
Champaca
Base Notes 
Birch tar
Cedar
Galbanum
Labdanum
Palo Santo
Patchouli
Cade juniper
Vanilla
ozozoz
6 Reviews
ozozoz
2
I can appreciate this as an art but...
When I first sprayed this on the blotter paper, it gave me nothing but thick black smoke. I couldn’t even attempt to put it close to my nose to try and smell the other elements—I gave it a rating of 1, definitely agreeing with other reviewers interpretations of ham and Vicks vapour rub
Today I revisited it to give it a fair go. Spraying on my skin, I didn’t so much get the overpowering black smoke element this time around, but rather a deeply woody and obscure earthy green scent. It is absolutely not feminine, actually the women around me found it to be very unpleasant.
It somewhat reminds me of birds that are kept in a metal cage that hasn’t been cleaned in a while, or some sort of exotic pet where they use aspen bedding as the floor. And also a mens aftershave. Eucalyptus and citronella-esque elements but not quite those scents in particular.
I can’t say the notes are anything I’ve smelt before to reflect accurately on at what point I smell where, so my interpretation of the dry down a bit peppery, smoky, and earthy. I want to guess the birch tar and Paolo Santo are strong, and there is a fresh herbal, almost medicinal quality to it (fresh and clean like Vicks, but make it smoky). Dare I say it even gets a little bit sweeter as time goes on? Either that or the Poltergeist has taken over me.
I think this would be sexy on an older man on a date night. Emphasis on the night. Or a mysterious business man who doesn’t have your best interest at heart, and will betray you to seal a deal.
So I can appreciate this as an art; because how amazing is it to capture something like this, it’s very unusual. Would I want to wear this? Absolutely not. It’s a very…different scent. But I would recommend smelling it if you ever come across it. Masculine for sure. Absolutely no blind buy PLEASE. But I’ll increase my rating, because while the initial spritz is terrible, I can actually appreciate the dry down.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll be washing this off now.
Today I revisited it to give it a fair go. Spraying on my skin, I didn’t so much get the overpowering black smoke element this time around, but rather a deeply woody and obscure earthy green scent. It is absolutely not feminine, actually the women around me found it to be very unpleasant.
It somewhat reminds me of birds that are kept in a metal cage that hasn’t been cleaned in a while, or some sort of exotic pet where they use aspen bedding as the floor. And also a mens aftershave. Eucalyptus and citronella-esque elements but not quite those scents in particular.
I can’t say the notes are anything I’ve smelt before to reflect accurately on at what point I smell where, so my interpretation of the dry down a bit peppery, smoky, and earthy. I want to guess the birch tar and Paolo Santo are strong, and there is a fresh herbal, almost medicinal quality to it (fresh and clean like Vicks, but make it smoky). Dare I say it even gets a little bit sweeter as time goes on? Either that or the Poltergeist has taken over me.
I think this would be sexy on an older man on a date night. Emphasis on the night. Or a mysterious business man who doesn’t have your best interest at heart, and will betray you to seal a deal.
So I can appreciate this as an art; because how amazing is it to capture something like this, it’s very unusual. Would I want to wear this? Absolutely not. It’s a very…different scent. But I would recommend smelling it if you ever come across it. Masculine for sure. Absolutely no blind buy PLEASE. But I’ll increase my rating, because while the initial spritz is terrible, I can actually appreciate the dry down.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll be washing this off now.
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