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like a volcanic eruption in tropical fruit
Okay, Vulcan Feu took me completely by surprise. I was expecting something heavy and smoky - kind of logical given the name. But what came out of the bottle was... different. Fresh. Fruity. And then suddenly deep, warm and sexy. A real changeling of a fragrance - and that's exactly what makes it so exciting.
The opening is like a fruit cocktail with a bite: mango at the forefront, juicy and tropical, but not too sweet. Then there's lemon for a fresh kick and that slightly spicy ginger that makes the whole thing exciting. And then there's rhubarb - tart, slightly sour, really cool. Unusual, but it works. I was hooked straight away.
Then, after a few minutes, the whole thing takes a softer, almost playful turn. Jasmine and violet make it floral, but not old-fashioned - more like a light veil over the fruit. And then... praline. Yes, really. Suddenly it becomes creamy, slightly sweet, with a melting undertone that harmonizes perfectly with the pink pepper. Along the lines of: "I'm sweet - but don't trust me too much."
The base is more serious again. Mossy, woody, with that warm tonka bean and amber that bring the whole thing back down to earth. Cedar wood gives the fragrance structure without being too dominant. It's as if this fragrance is playing out in three acts - and each one feels logical.
Performance: Medium to strong. I sprayed it on in the morning and it lasted well through the working day without being overpowering. After 6-7 hours, it becomes closer to the skin, but never completely gone. The sillage in the first few hours is definitely noticeable - especially this fruity-spicy mix lingers in the air.
The opening is like a fruit cocktail with a bite: mango at the forefront, juicy and tropical, but not too sweet. Then there's lemon for a fresh kick and that slightly spicy ginger that makes the whole thing exciting. And then there's rhubarb - tart, slightly sour, really cool. Unusual, but it works. I was hooked straight away.
Then, after a few minutes, the whole thing takes a softer, almost playful turn. Jasmine and violet make it floral, but not old-fashioned - more like a light veil over the fruit. And then... praline. Yes, really. Suddenly it becomes creamy, slightly sweet, with a melting undertone that harmonizes perfectly with the pink pepper. Along the lines of: "I'm sweet - but don't trust me too much."
The base is more serious again. Mossy, woody, with that warm tonka bean and amber that bring the whole thing back down to earth. Cedar wood gives the fragrance structure without being too dominant. It's as if this fragrance is playing out in three acts - and each one feels logical.
Performance: Medium to strong. I sprayed it on in the morning and it lasted well through the working day without being overpowering. After 6-7 hours, it becomes closer to the skin, but never completely gone. The sillage in the first few hours is definitely noticeable - especially this fruity-spicy mix lingers in the air.
Flofon17 27 days ago
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Too loud? Maybe. Too good? In any case
Let me put it this way: Intense Red Tobacco is not a fragrance to wear on the side. You don't wear it to avoid attracting attention. It's loud, present and absolutely uncompromising - but in a really cool way.
When I sprayed it on for the first time, it was like a wall of sweet, spicy smoke. Immediately there, no warm-up phase. First you get this heavy, almost sticky tobacco, accompanied by cinnamon, vanilla and something fruity - I mean, is there peach or apple in there? In any case, it's a surprisingly fresh note, but it doesn't last long. Then the tobacco takes over for good, together with oud and patchouli. The fragrance becomes darker, woodier, slightly animalic - and remains warm and somehow sexy.
Performance? Absolutely sick. Two sprays and you're scented all day - easily 10 hours + with projection that people three meters away notice. I once wore it in winter when it was 2 degrees and it really unfolded. But don't wear it in midsummer - it will kill you (and everyone around you). Definitely a winter fragrance or something for the late evening hours.
People have already asked me what I'm wearing. It's polarizing - some celebrate it hard, others find it too much. But boring? Never.
When I sprayed it on for the first time, it was like a wall of sweet, spicy smoke. Immediately there, no warm-up phase. First you get this heavy, almost sticky tobacco, accompanied by cinnamon, vanilla and something fruity - I mean, is there peach or apple in there? In any case, it's a surprisingly fresh note, but it doesn't last long. Then the tobacco takes over for good, together with oud and patchouli. The fragrance becomes darker, woodier, slightly animalic - and remains warm and somehow sexy.
Performance? Absolutely sick. Two sprays and you're scented all day - easily 10 hours + with projection that people three meters away notice. I once wore it in winter when it was 2 degrees and it really unfolded. But don't wear it in midsummer - it will kill you (and everyone around you). Definitely a winter fragrance or something for the late evening hours.
People have already asked me what I'm wearing. It's polarizing - some celebrate it hard, others find it too much. But boring? Never.
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Nuhi oud, luxurious yet complex
The Nuhi Oud is a very intense refined oud fragrance, for starters!!! It immediately impresses with its opulent presence. At the beginning, this warm, smoky oud note dominates, which is softened after a few hours after application on the skin. And this is softened by sweet accents of vanilla, possibly resins, but also a hint of fruity pineapple. The fragrance is very strong at first but leaves an elegant scent after application that smells very balanced. I recommend this fragrance for special occasions or evening outings, as it is memorable for its longevity and intensity.
