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Fantomas, ruthless criminal, the protagonist of a series of French novels from the early twentieth century. One of his best skills is to always manage to elude his enemies by constantly "mutating" his appearance through numerous disguises. And this is precisely where Alessandro Gualtieri (aka Nasomatto) focused for the...
Read review →Turath, heritage: heritage inherited from the past. This is what the fragrance wants to convey: the wealth and millennia-old culture of the Middle East. Starting with the packaging, in which we notice in the foreground a representation of a traditional tapestry with gold inlays where Bedouins are depicted playing and e...
Read review →Fantomas, ruthless criminal, the protagonist of a series of French novels from the early twentieth century. One of his best skills is to always manage to elude his enemies by constantly "mutating" his appearance through numerous disguises. And this is precisely where Alessandro Gualtieri (aka Nasomatto) focused for the...
Read review →Fantomas, ruthless criminal, the protagonist of a series of French novels from the early twentieth century. One of his best skills is to always manage to elude his enemies by constantly "mutating" his appearance through numerous disguises. And this is precisely where Alessandro Gualtieri (aka Nasomatto) focused for the...
Read review →Cardamom and something green in the opening. Then, coffee (bitter) and lots of good oud (not at all difficult in my opinion). Still spicy, but with some floral appeal later (violet). Really great composition by Russian Adam with the beloved Areej Le dorè DNA. I hope that Adam will make something like the older creation...
Read review →"We are asleep until we fall in Love!" -War and Peace, Lev Tolstoy-. That's right, we are asleep until that spark ignites the flame: and that's exactly what happened upon meeting this fragrance. Love at first sniff. Just by looking at the composition and hearing Russian Adam explain it, well, how can you not love it? T...
Read review →Atlantic ambergris II opens with a marked resinous note of pine, very balsamic and cardamom. It turns out sweet and juicy: cola effect for my nose. Cloves and iris contribute greatly to dustiness and smoothness. Animalic vibes? Zero! For me is wearable and not too difficult scent. I still prefer the more animalic or "o...
Read review →Mandodari was the name of Ravana's queen consort in the Hindu work Ramayana. Accused femme fatale for the death of her two husbands, she lived a very sad life frowned upon by other people. The fragrance in question, an evolution of Mandodari (base version), is meant to be a tribute to this story. In Mandodari we have a...
Read review →A letter, a message from the East, which immediately transports you by smell to rich Arabian atmospheres. Resala, Arabic for "letter" precisely, is a full-bodied, decisive fragrance that envelops and warms you. It opens powerfully with saffron and oud, and shortly afterwards rose takes over to compose the perfect triad...
Read review →Turath, heritage: heritage inherited from the past. This is what the fragrance wants to convey: the wealth and millennia-old culture of the Middle East. Starting with the packaging, in which we notice in the foreground a representation of a traditional tapestry with gold inlays where Bedouins are depicted playing and e...
Read review →Mandodari was the name of Ravana's queen consort in the Hindu work Ramayana. Accused femme fatale for the death of her two husbands, she lived a very sad life frowned upon by other people. The fragrance in question, an evolution of Mandodari (base version), is meant to be a tribute to this story. In Mandodari we have a...
Read review →"We are asleep until we fall in Love!" -War and Peace, Lev Tolstoy-. That's right, we are asleep until that spark ignites the flame: and that's exactly what happened upon meeting this fragrance. Love at first sniff. Just by looking at the composition and hearing Russian Adam explain it, well, how can you not love it? T...
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