Lacrima

This fragrance was my entry into the world of niche perfumes, and I was immediately captivated. The scent starts with a warm honey/citrus note that seamlessly transitions into spicy tobacco, creamy vanilla, and light woody notes. For me, it's a perfectly balanced fragrance, both in terms of notes and performance.

I can't understand all the hate (if you can call it that) at all. It smells rich, harmonious, and long-lasting without being overpowering. My girlfriend loves the scent as well, which makes it even more appealing to me. ;)

Starts with a sweet/spicy rum cola note, refined with subtle vanilla and cinnamon. Then, rooibos tea and creamy sandalwood come to the forefront accompanied by gentle amber and soft oud.
Ruby is complex yet pleasant, warm, cozy, and typical of Nebiru's signature style.

Starts off with mandarin, grapefruit, bergamot, and ginger in a very energetic way. Right from the first spray, the scent reminded me of my childhood in Italy when I accompanied my grandpa to the barber. This warm, spicy freshness is perfectly captured, in my opinion. Slightly smoky black tea notes and woody/earthy vetiver add depth to the fragrance and round it off.
Very fresh, spicy complex scent without being intrusive.

It opens fresh and spicy with bergamot and ginseng before dark oud unfolds with a subtle musk note. Accents of rose and blue lotus give the fragrance a mysterious, ethereal depth. As it develops, resinous balsamic notes emerge that remind one of fermented resin and dark honey. The oud remains present but never animalic, rather very refined.

I received it as a sample/filling with an order. The whole package already smelled of the fragrance - it is really very, very strong. Since I didn't like the scent itself, I tried to wash it off - no chance. It did get weaker, but even the next day (after showering) I could still perceive it quite clearly on my wrist.

It is a very dark scent. In my opinion, the smoked hazelnut predominates, which is also very oily (if anyone has ever had a bottle of hazelnut oil at home, they know what I mean). Along with that, there is very dark, bitter chocolate. A floral component can also be detected, but it is very subtle and in the background.