12/11/2020

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Mustaschüla
"Musta" from Nakuna was the first fragrance that wandered into my nose, or rather, that I sprayed on the back of my hand, after (after almost ten years of perfumo!) the days I received my first "walking letter". A successful "debut"? Or (exaggeratedly said) the first and last time? ;)
Nakuna scents have a unifying DNA, I can tell you that much already. Woody vanilla base, I'd call it. And Musta grace this fluffy-tangy "spine" with a leathery-smoky coating. An autumnal scent, just like in the almanac. Myrrh galore - but without thinking directly of the nativity scene. A pleasant and very creamy evergreen. Well-behaved and somewhat arbitrary. Because of the unbelievable basic DNA a bit generic and rather monochrome, brown, lame, almost a good bit boring. Kante has nothing here. I am curious what the remaining Nakunas will get out of this seemingly connecting DNA. There's more. Must.
Flacon: chic, but unimaginative
Sillage: very discreet
Shelf life: 5 hours without laps of honour
Conclusion: creamy incense vanilla scent without memorability. Nice and solid. But there must be more
Nakuna scents have a unifying DNA, I can tell you that much already. Woody vanilla base, I'd call it. And Musta grace this fluffy-tangy "spine" with a leathery-smoky coating. An autumnal scent, just like in the almanac. Myrrh galore - but without thinking directly of the nativity scene. A pleasant and very creamy evergreen. Well-behaved and somewhat arbitrary. Because of the unbelievable basic DNA a bit generic and rather monochrome, brown, lame, almost a good bit boring. Kante has nothing here. I am curious what the remaining Nakunas will get out of this seemingly connecting DNA. There's more. Must.
Flacon: chic, but unimaginative
Sillage: very discreet
Shelf life: 5 hours without laps of honour
Conclusion: creamy incense vanilla scent without memorability. Nice and solid. But there must be more
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