Top Notes
Ginger
Ink
Rum
Heart Notes
Leather
Paper
Vanilla
Base Notes
Cedarwood
Tobacco
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Notes05/26/2021
Supersegi
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Supersegi
Very helpful Review
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Thanks to FavelaJoe for this revelation first, who personally brought this gem over to me saying "have you heard this one before? It's really smokin'!"
Rushed up the stairs full of anticipation, sleeves up and I can hardly believe it.
This review is going to be quite different from most on the fragrance here so far.
All who are more active here, will probably sniff like me per week several dozen perfumes - for me often 30-50 per week, which I do not even manage to enter here All. Very rarely, once every 100, there is one that completely knocks my socks off. This one was IMMEDIATELY just such a one.
There is no particular darkness noticeable on my skin, nor leather or any note that should make it unwearable or "strong" for me, not even smoky particularly (compared to No Perfume by The Zoo, Bois DAscese etc)
I immediately detect a paper note, fresh new copy paper, which I really love. Ink, light spices and a balsamic vanilla. To me, the ginger even makes it smell fresh and as aquatic as the theme was handled in Zoologist Squid, only without the salt.
The smokiness is here with tobacco, vanilla and cedar so processed that for me also immediately Amouage Interlude comes to mind, but without the oriental and penetrating parts, but the sillage after about 8h.
Darkness is suggested here thematically as a summer night can be dark. Paper as a chord has just also something airy, fresh and lightness.
For me, a sensual composition that catapults me emotionally into different areas, from a summer night to the fireside evening, from the depths of the sea to the paper shop on the corner, from the old gentleman with a monocle to the avant-garde, but romantic hero of an 80s film adaptation, to modernity.
I've been looking for a fragrance that combines what I can in Encre Noire, Squid, Interlude, No Perfume, Lair du Désert Marocain, and Fougére and feels like my favorite.
Royal blue heart massage.
Rushed up the stairs full of anticipation, sleeves up and I can hardly believe it.
This review is going to be quite different from most on the fragrance here so far.
All who are more active here, will probably sniff like me per week several dozen perfumes - for me often 30-50 per week, which I do not even manage to enter here All. Very rarely, once every 100, there is one that completely knocks my socks off. This one was IMMEDIATELY just such a one.
There is no particular darkness noticeable on my skin, nor leather or any note that should make it unwearable or "strong" for me, not even smoky particularly (compared to No Perfume by The Zoo, Bois DAscese etc)
I immediately detect a paper note, fresh new copy paper, which I really love. Ink, light spices and a balsamic vanilla. To me, the ginger even makes it smell fresh and as aquatic as the theme was handled in Zoologist Squid, only without the salt.
The smokiness is here with tobacco, vanilla and cedar so processed that for me also immediately Amouage Interlude comes to mind, but without the oriental and penetrating parts, but the sillage after about 8h.
Darkness is suggested here thematically as a summer night can be dark. Paper as a chord has just also something airy, fresh and lightness.
For me, a sensual composition that catapults me emotionally into different areas, from a summer night to the fireside evening, from the depths of the sea to the paper shop on the corner, from the old gentleman with a monocle to the avant-garde, but romantic hero of an 80s film adaptation, to modernity.
I've been looking for a fragrance that combines what I can in Encre Noire, Squid, Interlude, No Perfume, Lair du Désert Marocain, and Fougére and feels like my favorite.
Royal blue heart massage.
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