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Smell Bent November

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November Smell Bent, created in 2016, sits firmly in the category of a unisex fragrance, drawing from the wood family. Conceived and brought to life by perfumer Brent Leonesio. From the Agenda collection; released as fragrant mist.

Country of origin — the United States, and that already says something about the quality. November Smell Bent — the choice of those who appreciate depth and character in every detail.

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Description of the composition

The note pyramid of November evolves as an expressive line of development, where notes flow without rush and without gaps. The signature of Smell Bent is clear in the way notes appear and fade. Every decision feels deliberate, and the composition keeps a clear direction. Fragrant mist emphasizes the depth and body this composition needs.

From the group perspective the profile is anchored in Ambery, Balsamic, Wood and Mineral. From a family perspective the fragrance belongs to Wood.

When the pyramid is blended into one block the notes arrive together with a resinous-sweet mood: Ambergris, Frankincense, Pine and Smoke. In this case 4 notes sound as one voice, creating golden warm radiance that feels seamless.

The inner phases are read as a smooth transition from opening to trail, which preserves the scent identity through drydown.

The accord architecture is driven by these accords: Balsamic, Wood and Amber without random overlap. The stylistic positioning is unisex, which sharpens how the fragrance is perceived.

Taken together November holds a coherent structure — the start forms character, the middle layer carries the identity, and the base secures the trail. These are the fragrances best experienced through real development.

Perfumers

Gender Unisex
Brand Smell Bent
Segment Massmarket perfumery
Country United States
Website http://www.smellbent.com
Year of production 2016
Status Produced
Concentration Fragrant mist

Composition pyramid

Ambergris
Frankincense
Pine

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Persistence
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Persistence
Very high (more than 12 hours)
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Sillage
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Sillage
Very conspicuous
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Complexity and depth
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Complexity and depth
Medium and varied
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On the skin
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Associations
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Effect
Attracts attention
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Intensity
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Intensity
Very strong
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Bottle
Bottle
High quality
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Spray
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High quality
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Packaging quality
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Packaging quality
High quality
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What nonsense. Woody notes with smoke, bitterness, and resins - all of it just evokes disgust. Spices add a certain heaviness, and the melancholic scent only makes things worse. It sounds like it's for men, but wearing something like this is just torture. The longevity, by the way, isn't pleasing either, but rather depressing

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