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Odinsson
The lady in the man's robe
I had to google what Aethereus was supposed to mean first and foremost. I came across a Death Metal band from Tacoma, a fantasy roleplaying game and a Red-billed Tropic Bird, which carries this word in its name.
What I missed, however, was some Nordic or Greek god, which I would have expected first. But it doesn't matter, because in my opinion the name doesn't have much to do with the perfume.
This starts with an extremely flowery coconut, whereby I could not determine exactly which flower has the upper hand here. I'm actually betting on tuberose, although it shouldn't even appear in the top note yet. Nevertheless, I perceive the scent as a tuberose scent, which only drifts into a coconut vanilla bath towards later. The word "drift off" is not meant to be negative now, because in general the fragrance is beautifully composed.
I had wondered for a long time whether I wanted to smell like that as a man and/or was allowed to do so at all. But I have come to the conclusion that there is hardly a more beautiful coconut tuberose scent for men. It's not as creamy and sweet as you might think. The sweetness penetrates, but is caught by something, I guess the cedar.
All in all my personal favourite for the summer when it's not over 30 degrees warm yet. You have to search between 20 and 29 degrees for a long time to find something equivalent. Virgin Island Water by Creed would still come to mind, but otherwise not only coconut disciples should dare to try this composition.
What I missed, however, was some Nordic or Greek god, which I would have expected first. But it doesn't matter, because in my opinion the name doesn't have much to do with the perfume.
This starts with an extremely flowery coconut, whereby I could not determine exactly which flower has the upper hand here. I'm actually betting on tuberose, although it shouldn't even appear in the top note yet. Nevertheless, I perceive the scent as a tuberose scent, which only drifts into a coconut vanilla bath towards later. The word "drift off" is not meant to be negative now, because in general the fragrance is beautifully composed.
I had wondered for a long time whether I wanted to smell like that as a man and/or was allowed to do so at all. But I have come to the conclusion that there is hardly a more beautiful coconut tuberose scent for men. It's not as creamy and sweet as you might think. The sweetness penetrates, but is caught by something, I guess the cedar.
All in all my personal favourite for the summer when it's not over 30 degrees warm yet. You have to search between 20 and 29 degrees for a long time to find something equivalent. Virgin Island Water by Creed would still come to mind, but otherwise not only coconut disciples should dare to try this composition.
