Fareb by Pierre Guillaume
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6.2 / 10 77 Ratings
A perfume by Pierre Guillaume for women and men, released in 2010. The scent is spicy-leathery. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy
Leathery
Earthy
Woody
Floral

Fragrance Notes

Everlasting flowerEverlasting flower GinsengGinseng LeatherLeather SandSand

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
6.277 Ratings
Longevity
7.363 Ratings
Sillage
6.158 Ratings
Bottle
7.159 Ratings
Value for money
5.410 Ratings
Submitted by Louce, last update on 20.01.2024.
Interesting Facts
The fragrance is part of the collection "Huitième Art", which was renamed "Collection Noire" in 2018.

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions
2.5
Bottle
2.5
Sillage
2.5
Longevity
3
Scent
WRoth

154 Reviews
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Fareb
This fragrance’s opening accord is warm, sweet and flowery. If I smell closer to distinguish the various notes, I smell a note similar to curry and ginseng. The latter gives the fragrance a particular edge that benefits it very much. Once the initial blast has worn off, the fragrance remains linear: warm, slightly sweet with a spicy base. The image it conjures is a desert flower, a fragrant, dark pink thistle blooming amidst sand dunes. All components smell natural and high-quality; there is an abyssal difference to some of the ELdO fragrances I tested before. However, once again, I am not completely satisfied by the fragrance. I feel it is not a complete fragrance, but rather a perfume base. I am sure it would be a perfect base for layering.
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Trax

17 Reviews
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Helpful Review 4  
A more airy and herbal Sables.
This is sooo high on my wishlist! To me it is very dry rooty, musty in a "empty wooden spice-cabinet feel" but more from the spiced up wood than from spice alone.
I do not get much if any leather, get more of a black tea with dried berries in it, cumin but pleasantly balanced and a tiny curry feel (Which I can imagine may project abit stronger on some, giving out the spice cabinet feel)
It has a totally different array of spices then say Piper Nigrum which I also adore. Fareb is way softer, warmer. Soft spices, no pepper or sauna eucalyptus feel. I do not know what Immortelle smells like though I get that there is something in Sables which is here as well, only more airy, dry, rooty, spiced tea-like. And no burnt sugar feel! Like tea-spiced dry roots warmed up and withered by the hot desert winds. I soo crave this!
But test before buy, some have read my love for it and only gotten a very boring uncreative spice cabinet on their skin. Well luckily for me, here it shines!
My only love from the Huiteme line so far, and I have tried a few.
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