Top Notes 
Cola
Lemon
Lime
Heart Notes 
Fir balsam
Spices
Tamarind
Base Notes 
Baobab
Cedarwood
Vetiver07/25/2025
Morenito
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Morenito
No cola scent, but tamarind magic with a summer kick
Okay, first of all: I'm not a cola drinker. Maybe that's why I don't like the famous cola comparison that some people make with this fragrance. For me, Sparkling Tamarind smells absolutely nothing like cola - more like a tangy tamarind mix that enters its very own stage somewhere between sweet, sour and sunny.
The opening? Fresh, citrusy, lively - like a fizzy drink with character. But not synthetically sweet, but with that slightly sour fruitiness that we know from tamarind. Anyone who has ever tried tamarind on its own knows: it's got oomph. And that is exactly what is reflected in the fragrance here. No cuddly start - this is a Hello, I'm here!
After the initial fireworks, Sparkling Tamarind lingers pleasantly on the skin: creamy-sweet, almost velvety, with a hint of exoticism that is not loud, but casual. This combination of citrusy freshness and round softness makes it quite special for me - somewhere between lime soda and tropical chillout.
And here's the best part: when it's really hot, the fragrance turns up completely. Performance? Brutal. It carries itself through the day as if summer were its natural habitat. Heatwave? Bring it on.
Conclusion: Sparkling Tamarind is not an off-the-peg fragrance. It's not a cola fad or mainstream blubber. It's a sparkling, sweet and sour tamarind journey that smells of good humor and long summer days.
The opening? Fresh, citrusy, lively - like a fizzy drink with character. But not synthetically sweet, but with that slightly sour fruitiness that we know from tamarind. Anyone who has ever tried tamarind on its own knows: it's got oomph. And that is exactly what is reflected in the fragrance here. No cuddly start - this is a Hello, I'm here!
After the initial fireworks, Sparkling Tamarind lingers pleasantly on the skin: creamy-sweet, almost velvety, with a hint of exoticism that is not loud, but casual. This combination of citrusy freshness and round softness makes it quite special for me - somewhere between lime soda and tropical chillout.
And here's the best part: when it's really hot, the fragrance turns up completely. Performance? Brutal. It carries itself through the day as if summer were its natural habitat. Heatwave? Bring it on.
Conclusion: Sparkling Tamarind is not an off-the-peg fragrance. It's not a cola fad or mainstream blubber. It's a sparkling, sweet and sour tamarind journey that smells of good humor and long summer days.
