Nasomatto Black Afgano Eau de Perfume - 30 ml

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While different blogs mention different elements, Scent Intoxique has one of the better ingredient lists, with “cannabis, herbal notes, resins, woods, coffee, tobacco, frankincense, oud. My experience with the sillage, however, was wholly consistent with all the reports; everyone agrees that it is a scent that doesn’t project much and which remains very close to the skin. The black liquid distilled inside the Italian-made bottle is a visual invitation into the aroma's natural world, with a cap carved from ebony-coloured wood. She didn't say it smells bad, she just didn't comment, which tells me this one's not making the impression I want to make, on her at least.

Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.I really like the quality of the oud in both creations, definitely they are not paired with the typical animalitic and leathery notes. Our company cannot be held responsible for these variations as they are inherent to fragrances and personal differences. A few strange things happened; I experienced some anosmia towards the Black Afgano and the Oud Magnétique became fruity and floral like ylang.

At the same time, there is a subtle suggestion of patchouli at play in Black Afgano, and it’s the dark, dirty kind which adds some rich, textured depth and chewiness to the tobacco.Some aspect of the labdanum’s dark, nutty, slightly leathery characteristic has combined with the patchouli to create a definite but subtle chocolate undertone to Black Afgano. Possibly the best amber I have tried, slightly pushes over 21 from CoNat (which is way higher for me than Tauer LDDM, Ambre Sultan, etc. This is a good scent, or at least it ain't bad, and it's better than most of the Nasomatto or Orto Parisi ranges, but it suffers from the same fundamental ailment marring all of them, namely an over-reliance on taking a bunch of powerful modern aromachemicals, turning them all up to 11 and sitting back during the blending process to see what comes out. Afterwards, a dark tone of sweetness takes its place, the amber effect quickly takes over the smell in a sweet way. I love it, it’s the ultimate enveloping fragrance, I get questions about it and compliments all the time.

This is beast mode; it will last on your hoodie for days and even if you spray something on your body, BA will be what people pick up on. It isn't anything close to sauvage, but it almost resembles it with the sharp woody dry down, and because it is almost a fresh type of smokiness I feel like you could get away with it in spring. For the obscure reference point, there is a subcontinental beverage made mostly to get high from cannabis leaves. Whenever I Wear Black afghano I get compliments for some very tasteful persons but mostly it IS too strong for the average Joe. A must try for both man and women that know they can carry of really smoky and brisk kind of perfumes.On one hand my girlfriend loves it and was the reson I bought it and on the other hand some people I know think that it smells awful. in one of them, i can smell more of a canabis smell that reminds me more of the canabis note found in fragrance di bois’ canabis blue; while the others were more consistent with the damp, musty green, hash like smell (which is definitely not just a moss and birchtar smell). It stayed on skin for long, but it was all the time faint, it evolved at some point in fact, but still into something rather generic and unremarkable. The top notes are marijuana and green notes, the heart notes are resins, woody notes, coffee and tobacco and the base notes are incense and oud wood. I am slowly becoming a nasomatto fanboy not gonna lie, love black agano,china white, pardon and duro.