Blamage 2014 Extrait de Parfum

Blamage (Extrait de Parfum) by Nasomatto
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7.8 / 10 587 Ratings
A popular perfume by Nasomatto for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is woody-spicy. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Spicy
Sweet
Fruity
Synthetic

Perfumer

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Scent
7.8587 Ratings
Longevity
8.5509 Ratings
Sillage
7.8516 Ratings
Bottle
8.9545 Ratings
Value for money
7.3278 Ratings
Submitted by Franfan20, last update on 05/03/2025.

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Moshikoko

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Moshikoko
Moshikoko
Helpful Review 5  
Pure unisex perfume
This is a white woody perfume that combines delicate peach creams and florals.

Suitable for both men and women.

I bought it for myself blindly (because of the amazing presentation) and I was not disappointed.
I will add that because of me, two of my friends loved and bought it and my cousin's wife loved and bought it too.
So I guess that says a lot.

In terms of performance, its longevity was good and its sillage is good too.

This perfume is versatile for almost all seasons except summer in my opinion.

8.5/10.
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Richet752

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Richet752
Richet752
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Strange but good
Blamage, in keeping with Nasomatto as a brand, is an olfactory artwork. Alessandro Gualtieri is an artist whose compositions tend to be unusual and difficult to describe. I saw a film about the creation of Blamage, and it truly is the result of a most unusual approach. "Blamage" roughly translates from German as "failure", and this is the premise behind this scent, i.e. setting out to "fail". Years in the making, Gualtieri travelled the world to find a blank page of sorts, smelling everything from raw materials to cheap (inaccurate) knock-offs of his own creations. Wanting to eschew tradition, he donned a blindfold and selected raw ingredients at random from shelves to be put into this scent. He then wanted to somehow coax these random ingredients into some sort of cohesion. The resulting scent is, predictably, difficult to pick apart. It is pretty good, if surprisingly safe and wearable.
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Panian

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Panian
Panian
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What a beautiful day to start with wearing it ...
It is the way people should smell It is the way for you to feel happy all day Musky, powdery and probably vanilla came to form this perfume into a gift from above! Longetivity should be considered enormous considering that after 6 hours around the city with my motorbike still can smell it!
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Vrabec

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Vrabec
Vrabec
Very helpful Review 16  
Not an embarrassment, but a bizarreness

Bi-zar-re-rie
Noun, feminine [the]
bizarre form, bizarre appearance; outlandishness in shape or form
Perfume crazy I am not so long to be a conscious witness of the "Nasomatto project". Also due to the price I let the fragrances until recently, about 6 years after the actual termination of the line out of consideration.
Retroperspektiv viewed the question arises to me, whether the failure in the attempt to create olfactory a mistake, because "conceived errors are controlled errors, and they simply do not exist" (Parfumo Soap), or the revival of his brand by Fantomas represents the greater embarrassment.
So had Gualtieri but about 6 years ago pompously ended the era Nasomatto and created Orto Parisi. (Nasomatto is Dead, Orto Parisi is born)
One can never be quite sure with Gualtieri, this was probably always part of himself and his fragrances, be it the concealment of the fragrance pyramid with simultaneous hint & morsel throwing in the documentary "the Nose - searching for Blamage" as well as the self-proclaimed demise of its own line. I am amused and provoked by this - and both are mostly good.
In my opinion, the oft-quoted description of the fragrance is; "This perfume is part of the Nasomatto project. The fragrance is a foolish and ill-fated creation, prompted by poor judgment and lack of care." pure marketing. However, this is not forbidden and is simply part of the process. Accusing yourself of poor judgment while having a highly regarded reputation among connoisseurs fits well with the crazy nose. An "unfortunate creation" I do not buy the good, especially not as the end of this line - and yes, despite the appearance of Fantomas I see here further the conclusion of the line Nasomatto.
As I said, this is not a mistake, at least not in the strict sense. However, if you go about the concept perfumery and think about how to represent a mishap olfactory, you come closer to the matter. Concept fragrances, for example Zoologist or Imaginary Authors never really smell authentic to what they are supposed to represent. They "only" create an authentic image of the same.
That Gualtieri wanted to create here an olfactory image of an embarrassment (of course, within the scope of the edible), I take him.
The often mentioned fragrance twin of Comme de Garcon is not known to me, but from the theme "Blamage" reminds me most likely to Tom Ford's Fucking Fabulous, which smells just as "bright", almond I suspect in Blamage just as, but somewhat hidden in synthetic and floral notes. For me it kind of goes in the same direction, very flamboyant and at least as self-conscious. Because this "embarrassment" smells unusual but not unpleasant. That to wear demands must and yet awakens intresse.
The fragrance starts fruity sweet, the top note consists of sandalwood which swims in apricot jam, this apricot remains central throughout the course. That is all I perceive at the beginning. Then a scorched floral almond emerges, biting rubber doused in vanilla milk, and liquid candle wax dripped with clean sweet musk. Associations of clean laundry alternate here; I often think of Zarkoperfume's "the Muse" here, and smoky imagery.
All of this is overshadowed by Gualtieri's secret ingredient, his interpretation of oud that often appears in his fragrances. It's sort of a "cyber-faecal," here with synthetic musk, which doesn't smell as bad as it might sound.
Blamage is by far the most bizarre scent I've had the pleasure of smelling. Fortunately, I like it quite well, even if I'm worried with this one anzuecken, which I have otherwise almost never. So necessarily extensively test before a bottle is purchased here.

I do not know how to classify Blamage. Basically, it may be a crazy Western interpretation of Orientalism, somehow floral, feminine but at the well-groomed shaved man just as appropriate. Here I see it as a good scent in the evening. But for the außergwöhnlichen.

.. Oh and the bottle is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in perfumes
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Supersegi

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Supersegi
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Beauty without beast
Embarrassment.
Certainly the most beautiful bottle in my collection, absolutely gorgeous.

Gualtieri has made with his documentation to this certainly good advertising for the fragrance and for his work process. Shows quite clearly that perfume is just not only craft, but in the right hands just artistic creative process.

Blamage is for me just that.

Smells absolutely "different", than many Nasomattos, absolutely "peculiar", but not like Fantomas that you briefly wrinkle your nose, but then want more. I get almost no woody notes, but an art-fruit with musk and white flowers.

Nasomatto has two guidelines for me: perfumes that smell just like such and behave (Black Afgano, Hindu Grass, Baraonda, Duro) and just "art smells", which in and of themselves do not create the effect that Ottonormalverbraucher expects from a perfume, but rather "what smells here so" triggers. A nice smell that doesn't exist elsewhere. Fantomas belongs to it (Duro with water wings plastic, but a smell that I often even miss), Silver Musk (metal musk, immediately recognizable, but there is otherwise just not so as a smell) and Blamage - fruit-brightwood musk fresh own.

Cool smell, which will certainly accompany me on warm days. For all days below 20 degrees, the me has too little Wumms, but horny creation
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MoshikokoMoshikoko 2 months ago
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Blamage is the name of the perfume and its smell is amazing.
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DanijelsDanijels 2 years ago
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In the opening, flowers. You can feel the birch too. Feminine in the opening. Later,it switches to a men's perfume. Quite mild and quiet.
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MikePiccoliMikePiccoli 9 months ago
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Olfactory artwork complex and unique scent Woods fruit animal musc , beautiful mix of natural and Synthetic ingredients
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TheDunkPapaTheDunkPapa 5 months ago
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A very nicely put together approximation of the smell of a birch tree in the woods. Dry and moist greenness, very much like bark.
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AngeloManiAngeloMani 2 years ago
top: aldehyde, cherry, green notes, orange, rosemary
heart: green apple
base: cedar, labdanum, musk, vanilla
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BoBoChampBoBoChamp 5 years ago
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After a short fruity-fresh opening, this soapy, yet green spicy-woody Spring fragrance, settles to a gentle and warm musky-leathery base.
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ZleoZleo 2 years ago
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This is a pleasant and cheerful scent.
It's just nice to wear.
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FlvFlv 7 months ago
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As if standing next to wet, mossy tree bark, with the faintest hint of white florals. It just has this really mystifying atmosphere
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EvannellEvannell 10 months ago
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It's green for sure. I get bit-off apple. But then some flowers as well. Still green. Somehow it's like a tree blood... Not bad, not bad.
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Topfpflanze3Topfpflanze3 3 years ago
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The bottle says birch all over but no its actually a sweet fruity woody scent with slight animalic touches, still mass appealing - awesome!
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