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05/12/2019
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From an Arab rose
My first comment, or: No Risk - No Fun
Abaq is one of my "five Arab treasures", as I call them all.
Abaq is certainly one of the favorites when I watch myself, because I take it frequently and very gladly. The others I use mainly "in pairs" (layering). The Abaq is my EDC perfume, maybe even "signature scent", but I can't say, Abaq is simply "mood".
The fragrance itself is quite linear and a fragrance pyramid is hard to spot if it is. Everywhere, however, the rose would stand out, it determines the very first perception from beginning to end.
So if you don't like Rose - EXIT!
But it's not stabbing, on the contrary, it's soft, somehow mature, warm. The fragrance is warm anyway, because it somehow radiates peace and serenity and does not fit into a hectic time or hectic days up to an inner restlessness. For this reason, I have also classified the fragrance as "evening" and "going out" - although I do not orientate myself towards it, let alone stick to it.
In the statement I had already hinted at it, the rose lives, stands upright, surrounded, fogged, carried (not held) by the warmth of a natural, probably wooden oud and musk that can still be spotted. Compared to music, Amber plays a kind of low bass that you would hardly hear anymore. If he weren't there, you'd notice something was missing. It may be that the sandalwood can still be found there, but if there is, then only there, in this underground carpet of 1000 and no night.
Abaq has this "depth", is grounded, rooted, to emphasize the most beautiful thing visibly, the rose, which is however no "Desert Rose".
Abaq is one of my "five Arab treasures", as I call them all.
Abaq is certainly one of the favorites when I watch myself, because I take it frequently and very gladly. The others I use mainly "in pairs" (layering). The Abaq is my EDC perfume, maybe even "signature scent", but I can't say, Abaq is simply "mood".
The fragrance itself is quite linear and a fragrance pyramid is hard to spot if it is. Everywhere, however, the rose would stand out, it determines the very first perception from beginning to end.
So if you don't like Rose - EXIT!
But it's not stabbing, on the contrary, it's soft, somehow mature, warm. The fragrance is warm anyway, because it somehow radiates peace and serenity and does not fit into a hectic time or hectic days up to an inner restlessness. For this reason, I have also classified the fragrance as "evening" and "going out" - although I do not orientate myself towards it, let alone stick to it.
In the statement I had already hinted at it, the rose lives, stands upright, surrounded, fogged, carried (not held) by the warmth of a natural, probably wooden oud and musk that can still be spotted. Compared to music, Amber plays a kind of low bass that you would hardly hear anymore. If he weren't there, you'd notice something was missing. It may be that the sandalwood can still be found there, but if there is, then only there, in this underground carpet of 1000 and no night.
Abaq has this "depth", is grounded, rooted, to emphasize the most beautiful thing visibly, the rose, which is however no "Desert Rose".
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