Black Afgano
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Description
notes
| families | woody, ambery |
|---|---|
| head notes | Davana, Saffron, Thyme |
| heart notes | Cinnamon, Coffee, Incense, Raspberry, Tobacco, Violet |
| base notes | Agarwood, Amber, Ambrox, Animalic, Balm, Cedar, Gayac wood, Gurjum Balm, Musk, Tonka, Vanilla |
List of ingredients
- Alcohol Denat.
- Aqua (water)
- Parfum (fragrance)
- Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone
- Amyl Cinnamal
- Benzyl Alcohol
- Coumarin
- Eugenol
- Farnesol
- Linalool
- BHT
- Ethyl Hexyl Methoxycinnamate
- Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane
- Ethyl Hexyl Salicylate
- CI 19140
- CI 14700
- CI 42090
- 80% vol. Alcohol
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Reviews
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- journalist opinion
The quest for fleeting happiness with Black Afghano takes us on a well-worn path that leads to the oud and incense. Alesandro Gualtiéri succeeds in taking us on a journey where the lingering notes of cannabis mingle with the freshness of green notes in the top; tobacco and coffee in the heart; resins, woody notes of oud and incense in the bottom. Its intense composition blends with spicy accords for a unisex fragrance that will please all lovers of fragrance with a woody amber trail.
In the top, an overdose of raspberry that rests on a base composed of modern woody notes like ambrox. The final result is very balmy.
This composition is preceded by its sulfurous reputation. An extract of marijuana would be hidden somewhere in the formula. This is obviously false! Not for reasons of propriety or morality (the olfactory police, thank God, do not exist). The truth is that such an extraction simply does not exist. What creates the illusion of these interloped places where one loses oneself in the clandestine vapors, are all these balsamic notes associated with the tobacco and herbaceous effluents. If it is not a forbidden perfume that falls under the law, Black Afgano reveals itself to be a beautiful "matièré" oriental that exhales more of the incense that cannabis users burn to disguise the suspicious smell, a wonderful illustration of a return to the instinctive sources of perfumery.
Nasomatto
