So many fragrance notes are listed above that all seem to complement each other wonderfully, because from the very beginning I actually smell "only" a beautiful, strong sandalwood note. Dark, deep, a bit dirty, a little mysterious, magical, woody, and all very rounded, without any single fragrance note standing out loudly and tearing apart the overall impression. The beeswax note promises a sweet undertone, but I cannot perceive that. Instead, tar somehow fits in, but most likely as an enhancer of the sandalwood. Everything else can at most be guessed at.
Does Ende/Anfang actually qualify as a unisex scent? Perhaps because it is simply a rather unusual fragrance; unusual because it is a pure wood scent. However, for those who prefer cashmere-like wood scents, Ende/Anfang will definitely be too dark and too dominant. For me, it is a quite successful fragrance that I could imagine wonderfully on a less masculine person, because it has potential for surprise.
