No Wow - Effect
Vanuatu opens with a spicy green introduction that comes across as very extroverted. Cumin and pepper bring out sharpness, which in the further development of the fragrance behaves softly and skin-friendly through fig milk and noble woods. Nevertheless, the scent DNA is too specific for my nose. In the drydown, only a slightly sweet peppery note remains on my skin. I do believe that when looking at the fragrance notes, an attempt was made to create a modern scent; however, in my opinion, it has more of an old-school vintage feel. Due to subtle aftershave vibes that are likely attributed to the violet, I categorize the fragrance as more masculine.
I perceive no citrus from bergamot and rhubarb at all. Since no review has been written yet, it gives the impression that it is not receiving much attention alongside Mandorle Extrait de Parfum and Brocéliande Extrait de Parfum due to the rather unusual fragrance notes like cumin, fig milk, and rhubarb. This could also be due to the price-performance ratio, as the sillage and longevity are subpar for this price segment.
Best regards,
Your Glamnose
I perceive no citrus from bergamot and rhubarb at all. Since no review has been written yet, it gives the impression that it is not receiving much attention alongside Mandorle Extrait de Parfum and Brocéliande Extrait de Parfum due to the rather unusual fragrance notes like cumin, fig milk, and rhubarb. This could also be due to the price-performance ratio, as the sillage and longevity are subpar for this price segment.
Best regards,
Your Glamnose
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