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Green notes
Linden blossom
Air accord
Woody notes
Heart Notes
Musk
Aquatic notes
Base Notes
Amber
Castoreum
Dark woods
Leather
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Notes01/03/2021
Manogi
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Manogi
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Horny beaver!
"On his long march he had two more encounters with other beavers, but these were not physical, but one admonished him from afar with insistent scent-marks to keep away, which Beaver now understood."
(From "Honey Pot: A Teddy and Beaver Novel" by Tom Meadows)
You don't necessarily set emphatic scent markers with "Beaver" by Zoologist - though again, tastes certainly differ. He begins very floral with a clear appeal to aquatic notes. I can also relate to the "air accord" at first. The fragrance seems airy-fresh.
After a relatively short time, however, it then becomes clear - yes, beaverish? Or what do you call it in the case of beaver-animalic? In any case, the certainly synthetic castoreum is very well done in my opinion. At the same time, the woody notes clearly come through. So the scent progression in "Beaver" is sort of the reverse of "Hyrax". Since it starts very animalic and later becomes floral.
Nevertheless, it becomes at this point by no means unpleasant. Because the floral-airy-aquatic notes become much weaker, but remain in the background. I find the fragrance therefore very wearable. I would rank it among my favorites from Zoologist Perfumes. I also only gave it a 10 in the rating because I find "Hyrax" even a notch better.
But again, I have to conclude with a clear Animalik warning, despite the good wearability in my opinion. Who does not like or can not tolerate, should leave the fingers of "Beaver". At first it looks like he just wants to play. But then he bites you affectionately-animalistic in the finger.
By the way, if you enjoy beautiful, profound beaver stories, I highly recommend Tom's "Honey Pot"
(From "Honey Pot: A Teddy and Beaver Novel" by Tom Meadows)
You don't necessarily set emphatic scent markers with "Beaver" by Zoologist - though again, tastes certainly differ. He begins very floral with a clear appeal to aquatic notes. I can also relate to the "air accord" at first. The fragrance seems airy-fresh.
After a relatively short time, however, it then becomes clear - yes, beaverish? Or what do you call it in the case of beaver-animalic? In any case, the certainly synthetic castoreum is very well done in my opinion. At the same time, the woody notes clearly come through. So the scent progression in "Beaver" is sort of the reverse of "Hyrax". Since it starts very animalic and later becomes floral.
Nevertheless, it becomes at this point by no means unpleasant. Because the floral-airy-aquatic notes become much weaker, but remain in the background. I find the fragrance therefore very wearable. I would rank it among my favorites from Zoologist Perfumes. I also only gave it a 10 in the rating because I find "Hyrax" even a notch better.
But again, I have to conclude with a clear Animalik warning, despite the good wearability in my opinion. Who does not like or can not tolerate, should leave the fingers of "Beaver". At first it looks like he just wants to play. But then he bites you affectionately-animalistic in the finger.
By the way, if you enjoy beautiful, profound beaver stories, I highly recommend Tom's "Honey Pot"
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