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Parfumerie Particulière / Black Tar
Well ... I don't know if the name was meant to refer to heroin, because in common parlance black tar is a black tar version of heroin. More on this type of opioid drug later. Let's focus on the smell.
PART 1
Personally, I perceive this smell as strangely narcotic - I like it and want to smell it and it makes me want to look for similarities and find notes ... some I found, some I guessed, some - I have no idea.
Certainly there are notes of juniper, wood, a strange perception of the artificial smell of rubber (including a light smoke of burnt rubber, maybe patchouli combined with synthetics - I don't know) and tuberose in the background. It is great here and in my opinion it is the backbone of this perfume, but the skeleton is very subdued - it stays in the background all the time. The addition of this note, in my opinion, breaks the dark undertone of the whole fragrance, adding a hint of 'feminine element', including narcoticism, mystery, light veiled sweetness and strange metallicity.
I have had a deep impression of this perfume from the moment I got to know it and knew that I would like to have it. Aha- durability at a good level, as well as intensity. The fragrance attracted attention and curiosity - 'what is it?'
PART 2
Black Tar is black tar heroin - a specific type of heroin.
It looks much different than the regular powdered form which is usually white or brown in color. All forms of heroin are derived from morphine, a powerful opioid pain reliever. Black tar heroin is a dark, rock-like form of heroin. It is easy to distinguish heroin in powder form from black tar, even for the untrained eye, as black tar takes its name from its similarity to roofing tar and is produced after the refining process step.
Black Tar is often produced in Mexico and sold in areas west of the Mississippi River. Some South American and Asian countries are also known for their exports. Due to the large supply of Mexican black tar, heroin is common in the western United States, such as Los Angeles.
Like using powdered heroin, black tar use can lead to serious physical and psychological problems, including substance use disorders.
People who use black tar heroin usually smoke or inject it after the drug has been dissolved and diluted. In most cases, it is injected into the veins, muscles, or under the skin. But it can be heated on foil over an open fire and inhaled through a straw or similar device. Black Tar can also be mixed with hot water and sprayed into the nose.
PART 3
Description from the website translated:
'MEXICO, hours. 22:00 / EXT: NIGHT
The smell of danger on every street corner reminds us that nobody is the master of their emotions.
Follow the asphalt, Iztapalapa, dead end. And a beautiful and mysterious woman, forbidden lust ...
In a whispered roar, he utters the words: Black tar.
Poisons come in many forms, but these can remain even as they turn pale and paler. '
Whether the smell was supposed to resemble the smell of this form of stimulant - I do not know. But I know that I like it narcotic.
PART 1
Personally, I perceive this smell as strangely narcotic - I like it and want to smell it and it makes me want to look for similarities and find notes ... some I found, some I guessed, some - I have no idea.
Certainly there are notes of juniper, wood, a strange perception of the artificial smell of rubber (including a light smoke of burnt rubber, maybe patchouli combined with synthetics - I don't know) and tuberose in the background. It is great here and in my opinion it is the backbone of this perfume, but the skeleton is very subdued - it stays in the background all the time. The addition of this note, in my opinion, breaks the dark undertone of the whole fragrance, adding a hint of 'feminine element', including narcoticism, mystery, light veiled sweetness and strange metallicity.
I have had a deep impression of this perfume from the moment I got to know it and knew that I would like to have it. Aha- durability at a good level, as well as intensity. The fragrance attracted attention and curiosity - 'what is it?'
PART 2
Black Tar is black tar heroin - a specific type of heroin.
It looks much different than the regular powdered form which is usually white or brown in color. All forms of heroin are derived from morphine, a powerful opioid pain reliever. Black tar heroin is a dark, rock-like form of heroin. It is easy to distinguish heroin in powder form from black tar, even for the untrained eye, as black tar takes its name from its similarity to roofing tar and is produced after the refining process step.
Black Tar is often produced in Mexico and sold in areas west of the Mississippi River. Some South American and Asian countries are also known for their exports. Due to the large supply of Mexican black tar, heroin is common in the western United States, such as Los Angeles.
Like using powdered heroin, black tar use can lead to serious physical and psychological problems, including substance use disorders.
People who use black tar heroin usually smoke or inject it after the drug has been dissolved and diluted. In most cases, it is injected into the veins, muscles, or under the skin. But it can be heated on foil over an open fire and inhaled through a straw or similar device. Black Tar can also be mixed with hot water and sprayed into the nose.
PART 3
Description from the website translated:
'MEXICO, hours. 22:00 / EXT: NIGHT
The smell of danger on every street corner reminds us that nobody is the master of their emotions.
Follow the asphalt, Iztapalapa, dead end. And a beautiful and mysterious woman, forbidden lust ...
In a whispered roar, he utters the words: Black tar.
Poisons come in many forms, but these can remain even as they turn pale and paler. '
Whether the smell was supposed to resemble the smell of this form of stimulant - I do not know. But I know that I like it narcotic.
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