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Samara, Russia
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The direction reminds me of Acqua di Gio Armani and other similar fougères. At first there is a sharp synthetic note that smells like plastic, but it disappears after about an hour. For this type of fragrance, the longevity is good: it lasts around five hours and leaves a trail. Personally, it's not for me at all
The fragrance is actually not bad at all! It's great for spring, summer, and autumn. Oriental, but not that light. It almost completely matches the declared pyramid: ylang, rose, bergamot, patchouli, labdanum, white flowers, ambroxan, and possibly ambrette, although it's not listed. Musky and floral, and surprisingly, it stays fresh, even though I expected it to become too sweet after the top notes. But no, that didn't happen! The extrait de parfum concentration is just excellent, longevity is top-notch. There's a sillage, but not too far, like it's right next to you 🌸
I liked TF Oud Wood, but something was missing from it. Completely by chance, I stumbled upon Thameen Carved Oud, and it was simply delightful! The fragrance is cohesive and vibrant. To put it simply, it's like a combination of two wonderful fragrances: TF Oud Wood and TF Patchouli Absolu. Spicy, not sweet, and for me, it's one of the most captivating woody fragrances. In the end, I bought a full bottle
The scent starts with sharp and bright notes of fig, bergamot, and aquatics, but then everything goes wrong. In the base, some intrusive artificial note appears that's just overwhelming. It seems like something simple and not very pleasant, as if they're trying to pass off wishful thinking as reality. It's not bad, but I don't want to wear it
In my opinion, the scent isn't bad, but it's not impressive. There's depth, but I didn't notice any sweetness. I also caught amber and gentian, but sandalwood only appears after it develops. It lasts on the skin for about 3-5 hours, and the sillage isn't too noticeable, arm's length at best. Overall, the composition reminds me of Frapin Speakeasy, but in terms of depth, the latter is more interesting and multifaceted. I expected more, so I'll probably get rid of this fragrance
Ford's fragrances, honestly, don't really impress me. They just haven't clicked with me somehow. But by a strange twist of fate, I constantly get samples as gifts. This time I got Patchouli Absolu. It's just something incredible, reminds me of childhood, but only if you don't get closer than 30 cm to the application spot. If you get closer, it knocks you off your feet with its sharp musk, even though I generally like this component. Otherwise, it feels like an old library: leather, patchouli, tobacco, and spicy herbs. Overall, it's more intriguing than off-putting, but I'll still think about it
the fragrance is truly impressive. it's warm and musky, creating a feeling of coziness. if you compare it to Hermès Hermessence Vetiver Tonka or Byredo Bal d’Afrique, you might notice they are very similar, but elusive musk still stands out. the differences are minor, but they exist. considering the price and longevity, which exceeds 8 hours in extrait de parfum concentration, the choice becomes obvious. its sillage is wonderful, you can sense sage, as well as light notes of tea, possibly mate and magnolia. sandalwood and white musk resonate in the base, giving the fragrance depth. I really liked it
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The scents are completely different, don't mislead people! 😤