Beistraxis

The first niche fragrance I smelled and bought, and I was amazed. When I was asked how it smells, I described it as if you were lighting chocolate in a dark forest full of smoke. Later, when I read that it is supposed to have a coffee note, it made sense. Others around me also perceive this little sweetness as chocolaty, a bit sweet, definitely super pleasant with the resin. For the first few hours, it has amazing sillage, but disappointing longevity, considering what you read here. It undoubtedly has a good H/S, but it's not groundbreaking for me; even the perfumer remembered it stronger, so either it's a weakened Afgano, or it's a reputation it can't live up to.
You have to praise how rounded the scent is; it is so smooth from the very beginning, and it calms you down.
That's what the fragrance does for me; it keeps me calm and relaxed in a woody, dark manner.

Nudiflorum has, at least on my skin, the best H/S of the Nasomattos. During a test, I had it on my forearm, with a sweater and a jacket over it, and still the scent kept rising to my nose. I noticed B.A. comparatively very little on my other wrist. 20 hours later and I can still smell it.

The fact that the scent stands out to me so much could also be because it really isn't my style, yet it's still very interesting to smell, as it is both floral and animalistic. The animalic quality persists until the end; that's the combination I perceive, both green and dirty. I envision a slightly damp jungle full of white flowers with a lot of smoke in the surroundings; that's the image I had in my mind from the first spray. The fact that the scent painted such a concrete picture in my head is definitely an achievement.

Creative, but it will definitely be polarizing.