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Eau de parfum
Pryn Parfum Taiga
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
History and Positioning
Taiga by the Thai niche brand Pryn Parfum is an olfactory journey into the rugged beauty of northern forests.
Released in 2016, the fragrance immediately became emblematic of the brand as part of its debut The Signature Collection.
It was created by legendary perfumer Prin Lomros, renowned for his love of complex, multi-layered compositions.
This is a distinctive unisex fragrance that leaves no one indifferent.
Olfactory Profile
Classified as Aromatic, Fougere, and Woody, Taiga evokes mystical coniferous incense. Its top notes weave smoky pine and cedar with delicate birch leaf and spicy ambrette.
At its heart, resinous elemi, myrrh, and incense unfold, creating the atmosphere of a sacred forest. The base is enveloped in a leather accord, benzoin, patchouli, and cypress, adding earthy depth.
All the notes - Ambrette, Benzoin, Birch Leaf, Cedar, Cypress, Elemi, Incense, Leather Accord, Myrrh, Patchouli, Pine - work in harmony to create a unique "coniferous incense" accord.
Sillage and Character
Taiga has a moderate sillage, making it ideal for everyday wear: noticeable without being overwhelming. It is an eau de parfum, with longevity that lasts throughout the day.
It is perfect for cool weather, evening walks, or moments when you want to feel at one with nature.
On the skin, it unfolds gradually, moving from vibrant coniferous notes to warm resins and leather.
Similar Fragrances
If you have fallen for Taiga, consider Avon Simple Elements Crisp Forest, L`Occitane en Provence Eau d'Iparie, and Victoria's Secret Beyond, which share a similar woody-fougere character.
For a deeper immersion in the brand's world, visit the official Pryn Parfum website.
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Strangely, at first, I thought I caught faint notes reminiscent of turpentine. After about half an hour, Taiga loses that soulful sweetness that coniferous fragrances sometimes lack. It becomes stricter and colder, sometimes even sharp and persistent, with woody notes of cedar and pine. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any more changes; this phase lasts a long time on the skin. By the way, the fragrance has a sillage, although it's not too long, but it's noticeable and has a more "lenient" mood than the scent itself on the skin. I think this perfume is definitely more suitable for men )