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The little brother of Black Afgano
When you apply Cuirs, you immediately have an image in mind: burnt wood, tobacco smoke, a leather couch in a retro bar. The fragrance is warm, striking, but fortunately not too heavy. Due to the fragrance pyramid, it is more suitable for the colder months of the year.
Many compare it to Nasomatto Black Afgano, and not without reason. Cuirs shares its smoky, dark DNA, but is less brutal and easier to wear. While Black Afgano is almost a fragrance attack, Cuirs remains a little softer without being boring. If you want to try out this type of fragrance, this is a really good alternative - and at a fairer price.
The durability? Absolutely solid. You spray it on in the morning and have the fragrance in the background all day long. It doesn't become really obtrusive over the entire duration.
Conclusion: If you like leather, smoke and woody notes but don't want the full force of Black Afgano, you should definitely give Cuirs a try. An independent fragrance with character and a good P/L ratio.
Many compare it to Nasomatto Black Afgano, and not without reason. Cuirs shares its smoky, dark DNA, but is less brutal and easier to wear. While Black Afgano is almost a fragrance attack, Cuirs remains a little softer without being boring. If you want to try out this type of fragrance, this is a really good alternative - and at a fairer price.
The durability? Absolutely solid. You spray it on in the morning and have the fragrance in the background all day long. It doesn't become really obtrusive over the entire duration.
Conclusion: If you like leather, smoke and woody notes but don't want the full force of Black Afgano, you should definitely give Cuirs a try. An independent fragrance with character and a good P/L ratio.
