DerYoon

The highest amount of birch tar per milliliter. Definitely, you can smell, an IFRA-free piece of art, as the brand itself guarantees. Sticky smoke, dark, thick, with additions of notes that do not change the character of birch tar, but adds rounding, e.g. unlike sour Rake&Ruin. Masculine, comfortable, of European molecules blackness.

It opens with fermenting fruit. I can see apples in the notes, but I don't feel them as a separate note in the fragrance, because in the background there are dark burgundy colors of the base accord composed of tonka seeds, patchouli, vanilla, amber. I don't smell jasmine. This is the only smell of fermenting fruit in a perfume I know. Pleasant, slightly sweet but also tart, likeable. It is a lighter type of amber fragrance. I really like some of the scents of the perfumer and the owner of this brand (especially Santo Subito, colognes and soliflores) I hope he will take care of himself and his company.

Tiger Balm! That's my association. Cloves and mint, plus some insignificant extras, at least for the base notes, which get pleasantly powdery. It has its charm, although I personally prefer Tiger Balm by James Heeley Esprit du Tigre, which enforces the subject for me much better, although it seems to me that Heeley is discontinued. Either way, I recommend it, it's cool. And I hope the manufacturer's store has improved the shipping and customer service issues that you will get them.

The second fragrance of the brand that delighted me. You can be convinced that this is how freshly cut palo santo wood smells, moist, slightly creamy, soft wood smelled in the place where it grew. Extremely comfortable, perfectly blended, apart from the impression of moisture created by the mint, then the rest of the notes create an accord of creamy palo santo woodiness. The idea with mint in its Palo Santo was copied (?) by the Italian brand Tonatto, which makes it a budget version of Aqua Nativa, although I definitely prefer the work of Michael Roudnitska.

Beautiful fragrance. Delicate smoke, turning into a non sweet, delicate, smoky, spicy cloud. No note stands out. The true mastery of Bertrand Douchafour. The brand advertises itself as 100% natural, the fragrances are masterful, I am also delighted with Aqua Nativa. As for the perfume itself, Bertrand mentions inspiration from Carlos Castaneda's books about his teacher and master, the Indian shaman Don Juan. He called that, Little Smoke, his most precious herb that changed his consciousness into a distanced, soft, caring, embracing one. This perfume is just like that.