Top Notes
Cistus
Rum
Davana
Red fruits
Mango
Orange
Heart Notes
Clary sage
Beeswax absolute
Coconut
Geranium
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes
Tobacco absolute
Amber
Labdanum
Oak wood absolute
Musk
Vanilla absolute
Maté absolute
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Notes07/22/2021
DarkWinterCS
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5
A bottle of tobacco please !
Long I had to take time to classify this fragrance, some time I did not know how to describe it or I lacked the appropriate contexts. Well, currently I can assess the fragrance. Although I haven't had it in my nose for some time now, the thoughts seem clear to me now for this review. My little Parfumo break has probably also helped this fragrance a bit to be able to categorize and formulate the right ones.
The impressions after the first test were at least with me quite superficially found and also inwardly put into a description. Or du Serail was in my nose of the Baraonda owner a parallel, you were supplemented by some interesting notes. The second test also ran with similar impressions, my opinion did not change over the test horizon. However, I am now used to the fact that a certain habituation effect must first set in my nose to develop a comprehensive picture. Because some nuance needs then but his time to be perceived or differences to similar fragrances auszumachen.
However, I would award the start of the fragrance on my skin the familiar characteristics of Baraonda. So some damp tobacco and rum flickers through the area and brings the scents of a Cuban bar in higher humidity to the best. I like this combination very well, because not only experienced associations are renewed, but also because this combination of notes harmonizes wonderfully and reinforces each other.
Once the nose has become accustomed to the base of the two notes and their interaction, the one or the other fragrance note is remixed to it. Because not only Baraonda is a parallel for me. Also the somewhat acidic notes of a The Moon by Frederic Malle or Fruity Aoud by Roja appear here in certain traits.
It's also those tart fruity notes that left me a bit undefined at first. Gradually, though, I could understand how to incorporate the notes. A balance to counter the slightly sweetened rum and the earthy notes of the wet tobacco. It even has slight aromatic hints of bread, sourdough bread that is. That earthy sourness would certainly describe this association a bit more figuratively. However, one should not be put off by this, as a certain sweetness remains to the fragrance, making it eminently wearable. The harmony within the combination of the different notes is quite amazing, as you wouldn't expect it to end up as a rounded whole. Certainly soft notes such as vanilla and clary sage help to project the overall picture in such a way that it is easy for the user to use one more spray.
Therefore, it should be said to all who appreciate Baraonda that they should try this fragrance as a further development or great sidekick times. A fresh coat of a very popular fragrance if you will, which also deserves some attention.
It is not a perfume that I would like to feel for every moment on the skin, because he presents but something, in certain situations can be too much. On days with high humidity, I would do without it, as the notes already seem too humid-earthy to me. Rather on dry days or in the cold winter, yes there I can imagine him.
The impressions after the first test were at least with me quite superficially found and also inwardly put into a description. Or du Serail was in my nose of the Baraonda owner a parallel, you were supplemented by some interesting notes. The second test also ran with similar impressions, my opinion did not change over the test horizon. However, I am now used to the fact that a certain habituation effect must first set in my nose to develop a comprehensive picture. Because some nuance needs then but his time to be perceived or differences to similar fragrances auszumachen.
However, I would award the start of the fragrance on my skin the familiar characteristics of Baraonda. So some damp tobacco and rum flickers through the area and brings the scents of a Cuban bar in higher humidity to the best. I like this combination very well, because not only experienced associations are renewed, but also because this combination of notes harmonizes wonderfully and reinforces each other.
Once the nose has become accustomed to the base of the two notes and their interaction, the one or the other fragrance note is remixed to it. Because not only Baraonda is a parallel for me. Also the somewhat acidic notes of a The Moon by Frederic Malle or Fruity Aoud by Roja appear here in certain traits.
It's also those tart fruity notes that left me a bit undefined at first. Gradually, though, I could understand how to incorporate the notes. A balance to counter the slightly sweetened rum and the earthy notes of the wet tobacco. It even has slight aromatic hints of bread, sourdough bread that is. That earthy sourness would certainly describe this association a bit more figuratively. However, one should not be put off by this, as a certain sweetness remains to the fragrance, making it eminently wearable. The harmony within the combination of the different notes is quite amazing, as you wouldn't expect it to end up as a rounded whole. Certainly soft notes such as vanilla and clary sage help to project the overall picture in such a way that it is easy for the user to use one more spray.
Therefore, it should be said to all who appreciate Baraonda that they should try this fragrance as a further development or great sidekick times. A fresh coat of a very popular fragrance if you will, which also deserves some attention.
It is not a perfume that I would like to feel for every moment on the skin, because he presents but something, in certain situations can be too much. On days with high humidity, I would do without it, as the notes already seem too humid-earthy to me. Rather on dry days or in the cold winter, yes there I can imagine him.
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