Senna Eau de Moe 2024

Is that still coconut? Or is it already an aromatic play of contrasts? Hardly any other fragrance has surprised me as much as Senna recently. On paper, everything seems clear: vanilla, woody accords, coconut. You almost automatically expect a sweet tropical bomb. But what you get instead is something completely different. Something unexpected.

Yes, coconut is there, but not as we know it. Not creamy, not beach vibes, not dessert-like. It's a coconut that stays in the shade. One that doesn't push forward, but floats through the fragrance like a soft breeze. Restrained but insistent.

A fragrance that does not call out loudly, but waits until you notice it and then stays. It has a magnetic aura. As soon as I wear the fragrance, people around me talk to me about it. Not just casually, but of their own accord and with genuine interest. "Who smells so good here?" they ask, with that frown that reflects irritation and fascination on their faces. And that is precisely where his strength lies: he arouses curiosity.

The combination of vanilla (rather creamy), warm woods and this mysterious coconut creates a scent that the masses have never smelled before. Not mainstream, but a character fragrance that will definitely be remembered.

For me, Senna has a slightly masculine note, despite the rather feminine ratings here on Parfumo. I see it on people between 18 and 30, but in the end it is universally wearable. For me, maybe not the best fragrance for work, but otherwise wearable for any season and situation. It hasn't gotten that much attention yet. But I would recommend you at least give it a try. You will get something unique.

I have tested many fragrances and smelled several varieties of coconut. But Senna is different. It doesn't fit into any clear category for me. And that's what makes it so interesting and wearable!