04/02/2020

Leko
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Leko
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Interesting exotic through lactite
The first impulse "interesting" remains with me also the final. Writing that in advance is of course not that clever, but it reflects my overall impression well. While I'm already at the conclusion, it should also be said that the sillage and also the durability are rather below average for me. With other smoking candidates this is clearly better
Speaking of smoke... it is almost harmless and therefore accompanies rather pleasantly. The smoky tyrannos and in the finish Norne, for example, I find to be much more dominant and smoky. Maybe that's because Black has this component only in the top note and others in the heart or base. Pepper is also a harmless companion and brings a light, necessary freshness to the spice. But only as a prelude.
Liquorice is immediately and strongly perceptible. This does not reveal itself later, but immediately sets its mark. This is probably the reason for the interesting overall impression, because the exotic liquorice remains until the end, but after a short time it is well supported by birch tar. In the end, warm cedar wood comes to the fore, which also harmonises wonderfully with birch tar. With smoked, spicy and liquorice this results in a very special, final blend.
More of a niche fragrance, Black is not necessarily the "ripper" at every party, but if you like this direction, a relaxed and exotic companion. Not too intrusive, but interesting due to the extraordinary mix.
Clearly unisex the scent has only a limited effect on me, but of all things liquorice and the warm wood make it possible. Conclusion is already through and so I am now enjoying a new exotic in my small collection.
Speaking of smoke... it is almost harmless and therefore accompanies rather pleasantly. The smoky tyrannos and in the finish Norne, for example, I find to be much more dominant and smoky. Maybe that's because Black has this component only in the top note and others in the heart or base. Pepper is also a harmless companion and brings a light, necessary freshness to the spice. But only as a prelude.
Liquorice is immediately and strongly perceptible. This does not reveal itself later, but immediately sets its mark. This is probably the reason for the interesting overall impression, because the exotic liquorice remains until the end, but after a short time it is well supported by birch tar. In the end, warm cedar wood comes to the fore, which also harmonises wonderfully with birch tar. With smoked, spicy and liquorice this results in a very special, final blend.
More of a niche fragrance, Black is not necessarily the "ripper" at every party, but if you like this direction, a relaxed and exotic companion. Not too intrusive, but interesting due to the extraordinary mix.
Clearly unisex the scent has only a limited effect on me, but of all things liquorice and the warm wood make it possible. Conclusion is already through and so I am now enjoying a new exotic in my small collection.
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