Top Notes
Liquorice
Rosewood
Bergamot
Pineapple
Aldehydes
Aniseed
Heart Notes
Smoke
Lily of the valley
Cinnamon
Ylang-ylang
Oregano
Lavender
Rum
Base Notes
Patchouli
Musk
Tobacco
Tonka bean
Caramel
Coffee
Oud
Animalic notes
Opoponax
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Notes07/02/2020
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Fossil fuel - A dark brown symphony of horror
There are harsh scents and there are unusual harsh scents. With the first type it is fairly easy to make a comparison with another scent to help orientate oneself or to give others some guidance. With Tar I have difficulties. I got the scent as a bottling a few months ago and it Travell-TZ was leaking, as most of the others had done so far. Every time I touched the TZ, my fingers smelled so strongly afterwards that all other scents were covered by it. The perfume is oily and the colour is like motor oil Somehow this corresponds with the name and the smell. Since then, the scent has burned itself into my memory
Why he is called Tar, I don't know exactly, because tar smells a bit different. But the unusual semi-natural and dark shape has the scent in common with tar. Smoky, black with brownish highlights. Liquorice and aniseed provide the dull and rough. In addition, there is a sudden and tenacious note, which is presumably due to the addition of tonka bean, caramel and coffee. How long did Matos experiment to create this work of art, which I find so difficult to classify. I find the attention here far below average. Sure, it's no everybody's darling, but where are the people who are thinking about getting the seventh pure wood smoke scent? I dare you. It will stay in your memory
Thanks to PallasCC for giving me the opportunity to test this exceptional fragrance and another thank you for the bottling, which will certainly give me pleasure for a very long time due to the merciless shelf life and sillage.
Why he is called Tar, I don't know exactly, because tar smells a bit different. But the unusual semi-natural and dark shape has the scent in common with tar. Smoky, black with brownish highlights. Liquorice and aniseed provide the dull and rough. In addition, there is a sudden and tenacious note, which is presumably due to the addition of tonka bean, caramel and coffee. How long did Matos experiment to create this work of art, which I find so difficult to classify. I find the attention here far below average. Sure, it's no everybody's darling, but where are the people who are thinking about getting the seventh pure wood smoke scent? I dare you. It will stay in your memory
Thanks to PallasCC for giving me the opportunity to test this exceptional fragrance and another thank you for the bottling, which will certainly give me pleasure for a very long time due to the merciless shelf life and sillage.
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