Top Notes 
Bergamot
Black pepper
Lemon grass
Lime
Heart Notes 
Artemisia
Birch
Clary sage
Jasmine
Vetiver
Base Notes 
Benzoin
Nootka cypress
Oak wood
Patchouli
Sandalwood
Vanilla08/03/2025
Zokicar
12 Reviews
Zokicar
1
Limewood
Smells like a drier, less tart version of Nishane’s Hacivat, blended with a touch of the sweetness found in Cedrat Boise. There's a bit of black pepper and maybe some artemisia or another herbal element in the background, giving it a slightly dirtier, more grounded feel. While Cedrat Boise is juicy, clean, and dewy with a great blackcurrant note, this fragrance swaps that out for lemongrass and a bit of lime. The result is something less bright and not as sweet or mouthwatering.
It’s not an Aventus clone, but it definitely sits in the same olfactory family—more of a cousin to Cedrat Boise and Hacivat. Once it dries down, it gets very close to Cedrat Boise in scent profile, though without that fruity sparkle up top.
This could work year-round, just go easy on the sprays in the heat. It’s versatile—great for casual wear or even dates—and suits all age groups. While it leans masculine, it's easily unisex depending on how you wear it. Overall, it’s a good scent, but at this price point, you're probably better off just going with Cedrat Boise.
It’s not an Aventus clone, but it definitely sits in the same olfactory family—more of a cousin to Cedrat Boise and Hacivat. Once it dries down, it gets very close to Cedrat Boise in scent profile, though without that fruity sparkle up top.
This could work year-round, just go easy on the sprays in the heat. It’s versatile—great for casual wear or even dates—and suits all age groups. While it leans masculine, it's easily unisex depending on how you wear it. Overall, it’s a good scent, but at this price point, you're probably better off just going with Cedrat Boise.
