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Green Irish Tweed with oud
Opens with a slap of oud and then at the drydown you can recognize the particular aroma of green irish tweed, So the oud kinda pushes and gives more volume to GIT.
The layering, bottled for your use :)
So if you like GIT and you enjoy oud.. then go for it. If you don't love oud then don't bother, you won't enjoy the initial tornado of oud.
The layering, bottled for your use :)
So if you like GIT and you enjoy oud.. then go for it. If you don't love oud then don't bother, you won't enjoy the initial tornado of oud.
Tuberose Light
I am not a huge fan of tuberose fragrances. I love white florals like jasmin... But usually i can't stand tuberose.
To my nose this smells very similar to Neroli Nostrum from lunio and/or Seda from somens.
Similar... but ligher... in fact... It smells more similar to Gozo from jeroboam.
This smells to white florals, more specifically, tuberose. But not the usual tuberose I hate... Here you can smell a tuberose "light", perfect for those who are not fan of this note but don't hate it either.
And for 16 euros... it's perfect for spring.
To my nose this smells very similar to Neroli Nostrum from lunio and/or Seda from somens.
Similar... but ligher... in fact... It smells more similar to Gozo from jeroboam.
This smells to white florals, more specifically, tuberose. But not the usual tuberose I hate... Here you can smell a tuberose "light", perfect for those who are not fan of this note but don't hate it either.
And for 16 euros... it's perfect for spring.
Geranium and incense heaven
As so many other times it was a blind purchase because it had a good price and it ended up being an immense discovery.
It opens with a highly distinguishable combo of rose, geranium and bergamot.
Sandalwood is always present giving it creaminess and vanilla to give it sweetness.
When dried, you can see the benzoin, which gives it that incense touch
It has something that reminds me of Kobraa from Bulgari, I imagine the incense and the geranium,
For €25 for 50ml / €40 for 100ml there is nothing better.
It opens with a highly distinguishable combo of rose, geranium and bergamot.
Sandalwood is always present giving it creaminess and vanilla to give it sweetness.
When dried, you can see the benzoin, which gives it that incense touch
It has something that reminds me of Kobraa from Bulgari, I imagine the incense and the geranium,
For €25 for 50ml / €40 for 100ml there is nothing better.
Clean atemporal / out of time fragrance
It begins with vibrant and striking top notes such as mandarin, yerba mate and angelica that are combined with subtle notes of aldehydes.
These give way to a heart that contrasts singular notes such as Japanese ink, with the sweet touch of cinnamon, the spice of caraway and nutmeg and other aromas such as coriander and magnolia.
In the background the most seductive woods of patchouli, cedar and vetiver, which are combined with the salty touch of amber and the unique note of incense that gives it an overwhelming personality.
Smells very similar to Nasomatto blamage, but leans more on the unisex side, whereas Blamage is more masculin.
These give way to a heart that contrasts singular notes such as Japanese ink, with the sweet touch of cinnamon, the spice of caraway and nutmeg and other aromas such as coriander and magnolia.
In the background the most seductive woods of patchouli, cedar and vetiver, which are combined with the salty touch of amber and the unique note of incense that gives it an overwhelming personality.
Smells very similar to Nasomatto blamage, but leans more on the unisex side, whereas Blamage is more masculin.
A misunderstood fragrance ahead of it's time
Cedar and patchouli, a masculine-feminine mixture. In the first hour I find it rather feminine, very green. Spring green. Then the cocoa appears, bringing even more contradiction to the combination of aromas
At the drydown, the perfume takes a surprising turn and becomes woody and masculine, with that clean smell typical of cedar, although patchouli lingers for hours.
I would like to say something about the fig note, it is not the smell of fig trees, for example, on hot days, which is what I expected, it is not that, it is a different smell, rather the smell that appears when the leaves are rubbed.
At the drydown, the perfume takes a surprising turn and becomes woody and masculine, with that clean smell typical of cedar, although patchouli lingers for hours.
I would like to say something about the fig note, it is not the smell of fig trees, for example, on hot days, which is what I expected, it is not that, it is a different smell, rather the smell that appears when the leaves are rubbed.
