EO Green Ensar Oud / Oriscent

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8.6 / 10 51 Ratings

EO Green is a popular perfume by Ensar Oud / Oriscent for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is woody-green. The longevity is above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.

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Main accords

Woody

Green

Spicy

Earthy

Resinous

Fragrance Notes

Yuzu

Blue lotus

Cambodian oud

Kyara oud

Musk

Oakmoss

Mysore sandalwood

Castoreum

Jasmine sambac

Sri Lankan oud

Ratings

Scent

8.651 Ratings

Longevity

8.746 Ratings

Sillage

8.046 Ratings

Bottle

7.937 Ratings

Value for money

6.225 Ratings

Submitted by Caligari, last update on 07.03.2024.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/03/2021

9
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Gandix
88 Reviews

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Gandix

Top Review 29

Wintergreen

A city tree
wanted to chew gum,
breathed many little bubbles of wintergreen .
Suddenly, in one of those Wintergreen bubbles
the memory of forgotten times.
He buried his roots
deep into the loamy, sandy soil,
to hold that memory,
to make the bubble grow.
The memory of deep green, moist ferns and lichens,
loamy forest floor,
a mushroom now and then.
And herbs that smelled of that winter green,
that memory had fetched from the furthest back of its bark.
Above it all, lotus blossoms entwined,
and embraced the tree in its
soft dream.
The people stopped
and looked at the tree,
which suddenly had an extraordinary,
radiant green aura,
interwoven with the
Brown of its bark the sandy clay-yellow of the soil and a touch of the etherealness of this winter greens.
His aura took the people into this dream,
and for hours they were with him
in this place of days gone by.
When the Wintergreen bubble finally
burst,
he and the people
the memory,
that every tree carries within it.

09/08/2021

7
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Bloodxclat
30 Reviews

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Bloodxclat

Top Review 103

Words about a lot of money, a lot of oud and a lot of perfume

Is it necessary to bother with such expensive fragrances? When is the limit reached?

We're talking 30ml / $485 here. Why is this stuff so expensive?

Ensar, the man who made real oud presentable. Kudos from my side. He has always believed in his oud and has continued to crawl for months through every jungle in Asia, in search of THE special eagle wood.

By now, he's grown so big that I don't think he can manage it all on his own anymore. So many diverse oud releases, so many new perfumes. I think he has a sound team together building fragrances for the label. Ensar's knowledge of oud and his collection of oud distillates is obviously a huge advantage in the oud niche.

But now, on to the fragrance!

EO Green starts with a remarkably bitter yuzu accord, fleshy, strong and shrill. A kind of water mist accompanies the whole thing, like a subtle aqua note. This could be the lotus. The oakmoss blows in more green moisture, I also smell herbs, mosses, green tea. Very subtle and somewhat hidden, jasmine looks around in the damp green.

Over all this hovers a fresh, ethereal note, like mint or camphor with some citrus. This smells like a bright, citrusy incense to me. Something earthy and pungent resonates now, somewhat reminiscent of fresh ginger. This is where the ouds kick in and steer the scent into darker greener levels. Dark woods, wet woods, old woods. Roots are there, trampled earth, clay. Acetone sandalwood.

A scent experience beyond compare. Here is nothing fecal or animalic, there are beautiful oud distillates in it. The other very high quality substances (I swear almost there are other things in it than specified) support the different Oud characters perfectly and get the maximum out. With so many different ouds, it's difficult for the fragrance not to collapse in on itself and for the ingredients not to blow each other's lights out.

Now the question, is it worth the money? That's for everyone to decide for themselves. Everything here is Natural (at least that's what it smells like) and the components are all First Class. From the Oud we do not need to speak, at Ensar the best Oud in the world is used. All of this is extremely expensive, and the concentration of oil here is considerably high. But as always, the price is generated by the market price and the customer's willingness to pay. So I don't think Ensar is starving.

Certainly, even for old perfume buffs, it casts a new perspective on perfume. Especially on natural perfume. Stamped as esoteric and health food fragrances years ago, natural perfumes are experiencing a heyday right now. And Ensar was one of the pioneers. He had the balls to launch a natural perfume that costs 500 quid. To put alcohol under the classic attars and fill the whole thing into spray bottles. And it goes on and on for Ensar. He has now reached the clientele that will soon snatch the bottles out of his hand for 1500$. Hats off!

06/04/2021

7
Bottle 7
Sillage 9
Longevity 9
Scent

Floyd
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Floyd

Top Review 48

At the roots of shining mud huts

Somewhere in the midst of what I knew and the primeval forests of the subconscious, I had lost my way, into a thicket of damp ferns intertwined with camillic mosses, a drifting yellow-green shining bubble of silver shooting stars on the horizon, like beaver stripes on the billowing edge, soon bursting over a browner image. Now tiny wild beads of hesperides and delicate flowers, beaver shoots and herds of tree moss, scurried across the damp earths.
Soon all was a sea of marl. There soft earthy roots twined like proliferating glue mysoric mycelium, and slowly grew mud huts, with bright bright green eucalypses. These danced in the windows like northern lights, flowing like cool mist into the loamy bog. So many hours I lingered here, don't know how I got anywhere. The huts froze into wooden balm. Above them the aurora.
¡@!*
"EO Green" has the earthy-loamy Cambodian as well as the Kyara oud at its center. At the beginning, the citrus nuances of the yuzu with the minimally soapy oak moss above still create a slightly grassy-camillic impression, which is interspersed with bright traces of castoreum as well as sweetish flowers. Soon, the loamy aromas become more and more apparent, damp-earthy roots I think clearly perceive which perfectly combine with the sticky top note of Mysore, which works its way through the loam over several hours becoming increasingly balsamic. There is an ethereal eucalyptic camphor-like aura hovering over everything. The clay huts glow moderately to subtly always perceptible over eight to ten hours.

(With thanks to BeScho)