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One of a kind
... immediately came to mind after spraying it on: smells fresh, a little leathery, rather inky, woody, floral, intense and masculine. Never smelled like this before.
What stands out here and makes the fragrance so 'unique' are cypriol, ylang-ylang in the top note, gurjun balsam and cedar in the heart note and perhaps the orris root.
I do not share the scent's associations with 'car interior' or 'plastic'. You definitely notice the quality of the ingredients.
In comparison to Ombre Nomade, the ethereal fragrance notes and the striking gurjun balsam, which is also contained in Burdèl, dominate here. The oud used here is not animalic at all. It simply forms a beautiful woody base with the other ingredients.
For me, the Nero Oudh is in the same league as the Alhambra Oud.
I can't say anything definitive about its durability yet. Perhaps there will be an addendum.
Conclusion: An exceptional fragrance for people who love woody, dark scents that still have a certain freshness to them.
What stands out here and makes the fragrance so 'unique' are cypriol, ylang-ylang in the top note, gurjun balsam and cedar in the heart note and perhaps the orris root.
I do not share the scent's associations with 'car interior' or 'plastic'. You definitely notice the quality of the ingredients.
In comparison to Ombre Nomade, the ethereal fragrance notes and the striking gurjun balsam, which is also contained in Burdèl, dominate here. The oud used here is not animalic at all. It simply forms a beautiful woody base with the other ingredients.
For me, the Nero Oudh is in the same league as the Alhambra Oud.
I can't say anything definitive about its durability yet. Perhaps there will be an addendum.
Conclusion: An exceptional fragrance for people who love woody, dark scents that still have a certain freshness to them.
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