03.Apr.1968 Rundholz Parfums 2012

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7.6 / 10 229 Ratings

A popular perfume by Rundholz Parfums for women, released in 2012. The scent is smoky-resinous. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Smoky

Resinous

Spicy

Woody

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lychee

Heart Notes

Heliotrope

Base Notes

Frankincense

Perfumer

Arturetto Landi

Ratings

Scent

7.6229 Ratings

Longevity

8.9182 Ratings

Sillage

8.3192 Ratings

Bottle

7.2164 Ratings

Value for money

7.236 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 02/24/2025.

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/26/2015

7.5
Bottle 5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 9
Scent

K1
121 Reviews

K1

Helpful Review 5

So deep in avant garde fashion

Chaotic ultimate burning acidic incense plus peculiar floral fruity sticky theme.
03.Apr.1968 is an exquisite fragrance exclusively for a particular perfumania whom you cannot satisfy to rate stars to the ordinary stuff on shelves of Sephora.
This perfume is a melancholic avant-garde upper class fashion mate with burning resinous sweetness, nutty gourmand, smoky floral, distorted beauty and intellectual minimalistic yet massive structure. Out of perfume world, it's in the very content of streets.
9/10

06/09/2015

7
Scent

Tinctureall
94 Reviews

Tinctureall

1

The undergarments are holding up.

I just dug this out of the sample drawer when hunting for a Jar fragrance. I can see why this might be compared to NK but it is only a small part within that bears the incense section resembling it. The rest is a heliotropic sweet floral biggie with a good incense twang. There are lots of seemingly dried fruits and raisins. The drydown gets closer to NK. It is reminding me enormously of the hippie oils of the late 70's but has a cedar-ish doughy fermented quality that keeps it more modern. I'm now being strongly transported to eating raisin and cinnamon bagels whilst sitting in a wat. This is pretty enormous just for one skinny little frankincense note which normally has a sharper quality than this one seems to. I'm smelling a huge support act here of something akin to a hydrocarboresine. Heliotrope can be pretty huge though, but there is an undercurrent here that smacks of rubber underwear. This is lychee, heliotrope, frankincense, I reckon some spice and an extra tight laced up corset ducky. Those three ingredients are not shouting this loud without a megaphone. The perfume is quite pleasant if you like these sorts of resinous whoppers.

10/08/2022

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 8
Scent

ModestMourek
21 Reviews

ModestMourek

1

Fruity orthodox incense

An opening fresh whiff of lychee is followed by a beautiful velvety orthodox incense that emits a delicately fruity dry smoke and warms with sweet balsamic resin. Its scent changes minimally with time. It lasts all day on the skin, over 12 hours. It's a beautiful incense scent reminiscent of a church filled with Christmas spirit, however, due to its linearity, I rarely wear it to not put me off. Most of the time, a sniff of the atomizer is enough to please me.

02/08/2025

8
Pricing 8.5
Scent

Redrot
25 Reviews

Redrot

1

sweetly somber

This is one of the more authentic church incenses I’ve smelled so far. It gets the balsamic, resinous nature of frankincense right. It’s anticipatory and somber, like the sweetness of a shuddering sob echoing through an empty stone nave. It reminds me of Lent and Advent, the seasons leading up to two holiest days of the liturgical calendar. I grew up in a fairly modern Catholic Church with quite Presbyterian aesthetics, so I loved when that sweet, sad smoke would wash over me. I do get a peepee granny note (sometimes heliotrope can go that way), but that just puts me right back in the pew! This is a very somber fragrance, like the sweetness of a shuddering sob.

06/13/2020

6
Sillage 7
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Stanze
101 Reviews

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Stanze

Top Review 33

On April 3, 1968

On April 3, 1968 Martin Luther King gave his last public speech at the Mason Temple in Memphis, which later became known as "I've Been to the Mountaintop". The following day King was shot and killed. I don't know if the logs thought of it or if their smoking man fell down that day. The loggers' website is not very helpful. It shows a yellow smoking thing
The Mason Temple is a church of the Pentecostal movement. Admittedly I have no idea about their services, but I would be surprised if they burned incense. So the incense burner fell off?

03.Apr.1968 smells like incense all the time. At the beginning the smell is quite strong (family tester M said to it: "Klostein!") (that's probably lychee toilet stone), I say "smoking man") but after 10 minutes the smell gets better (!). The smoking manikin is still there. He smiles friendly now and burns to himself. In addition there is something more or less sweet, which is called heliotrope in the pyramid. What can one believe at all? From this phase on we both find the scent good. Maybe he would have even earned 8 points if it didn't start out so stupid
The incense scent doesn't seem religious to me. I have sacral incense scent at home and I like to smell like the pope, so I have no idea when incense becomes (too) churchly for other people.

One can always wear 03.Apr.1968 but in summer at 40°C the probability is higher that the environment will complain. If you have surroundings. The scent seems to me to be very unisex. But I am certainly not a good advisor there either. The scent doesn't seem pink to me and it doesn't smell of aftershave. I've noticed that the longer you've been with Parfumo, the harder it is to write comments.

As for the above-mentioned speech by Martin Luther King. He said in it that he didn't mind dying. He quoted Deuteronomy 34: "The Lord said unto him, 'This is the land which I promised unto Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, with the oath, 'I will give it unto thy seed It goes on to say: "I have made you see it with your eyes. "You shall not pass over. Then Moses died." This speech was, of course, in hindsight, considered very prophetic. Apr 3, 1968 isn't that great that I would die for it and the Lord didn't show it to me. But perhaps 03.Apr.1968 is only about the fallen incense burner.

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