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• rul_blln

  September 2, 2025

  

  Ordered the Meo Fusciuni discovery set and to be honest it was a total surprise. I did quite a bit of research on the included scents (Buio Last Season Viole Nere Encore du Temps and Sogni) focusing mainly on Buio Last Season and Sogni. The truth is Buio is a complete work of art. It’s an artistic fragrance extremely complex and challenging to wear but don’t be put off—it’s by no means impossible. Although I see it as a highly mature scent (for those over 40) suited to experienced noses it is certainly possible to fall in love with it even if you’re younger. Here’s my experience: I’m 18 years old and have been into perfumery for about 10–11 months five months after my first niche fragrance Cuoium by Orto Parisi. When I was younger in my grandparents’ village (which I now visit only once or twice a year and is practically a ghost town) I had a friend with whom we used to enter abandoned houses what is now called ‘urbex’ when we were around 7 or 8 years old. The point is smelling this magnificent fragrance transported me back to those impressive experiences a scent I hadn’t recalled in years a unique essence that left me completely thoughtful and addicted to trying it over and over again. Now for the objective part: what does it smell like? It smells smoky very smoky but not like a forest fire; rather like a burnt church or cathedral—not a blaze of chipboard furniture but of aged worked incense-scented furniture a place with history that wants to scream for help but is weakened. The leather it contains isn’t the clean/new leather of Ombre Leather or Noir Kogane; on the contrary it’s more like that of Cuoium: an eternal leather worn and in this case dirty with ash treated yet also abused. The floral notes are blended to perfection; they are present but do not overwhelm the other notes at all. The best I’ve tried recently 10/10 in every way I absolutely love it.