Into The Wild

9 reseñas

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• Lux

  August 23, 2023

  

  It’s a calming, green cardamomo juice that evokes Hermès’ ‘Un Jardin après la mousson’ for its warmth and that humid nature. It has that post-storm jungle landscape with a touch of gin tonic thanks to the juniper, cardamomo, and pepper. The spicy ginger adds a spark and closes the concept: a very refreshing, aromatic glass. An aromatic cardamomo jungle.

• Lux

  September 7, 2023

  

  It’s like a calming, green cardamomo juice, very similar to Hermès’ ‘Un Jardin après la mousson’ for that warmth and natural humidity. It has that post-rain jungle landscape, with a touch of gin tonic thanks to the juniper, cardamomo, and pepper. The ginger gives it a spark and closes the idea of a refreshing, aromatic glass. It’s an aromatic cardamomo jungle.

• Mojave

  October 28, 2023

  

  Another gem from Maison Matine. A classy hit of spices, alongside Lost in Translation, one of the most masculine of this unisex house. This is pure European forest, nothing tropical. The combination of juniper, cardamomo, and spices feels very energetic: and yes, in the background is that ounce of pure, sharp black chocolate that unexpectedly becomes creamy, holding everything together with great grace. I think it’s ideal for a man in his thirties or above, clear-headed, living a busy life but knowing how to relax. It works for business lunches, first dates, or meetings with friends. Also for family Christmas events, where you can create a subtle, very personal imprint. I read the comparison with the exotic Mousson by Hermès and I completely agree.

• Mojave

  November 6, 2023

  

  Another gem from Maison Matine. A classy hit of spices, alongside Lost in Translation, it is one of the most masculine of this unisex house. This is pure European forest, nothing tropical. The energetic combo of juniper, cardamomo, and spices is felt strongly: and yes, in the background is that ounce of pure, sharp black chocolate that unexpectedly becomes creamy, holding everything together with great grace. I think it’s ideal for a man in his thirties or above, clear-headed, living a busy life but knowing how to relax. It works for business lunches, first dates, or meetings with friends. Also for family Christmas events, where you can create a subtle, very personal imprint. I completely agree with the comparison with the exotic Mousson by Hermès.

• Ander 333

  December 28, 2023

  

  I tried it with the small presentation from the Maison Matine Discovery Set (highly recommended). All of them are pleasant, with subtle nuances, very relaxing; most are unisex though leaning slightly feminine. Of the ones I’ve worn, Into the Wild is the one I like most to buy in a bottle; it’s less redundant than the others I own, has optimal performance, and suits me better (I’m a man). It’s a rich, fresh, very aromatic scent, slightly spicy, with a spring-like quality and a dose of originality. I perceive a subtle modern fougere touch, more like ‘cut grass’, a green aroma that is sumptuously pleasant, clean, and invigorating. Regarding the notes, there’s a good initial blend of cardamomo and berries, then the ginger pushed by pepper takes over, followed by very light flowers, chocolate deep in the background (neither sweet nor bitter, just adding body). It feels like a very harmonious set; quality is evident. The trail and projection are moderate, releasing bursts gradually until the fifth or sixth hour. It’s perceptible until the seventh hour, good longevity for this type of aroma (tested in cold weather) and significantly better than the rest of the house. Unisex leaning slightly masculine, suitable for all ages and situations, more daytime and versatile in climate, though it performs best in spring/autumn. Easy to please others and very easy to wear. Solid, neat, and deliciously sharp aroma; it evolves from fresh and sparkling to aromatic with ginger and non-invasive flowers, then to a creamy, slightly woody dry down. Highly recommended and good value for being original and niche; the bottle is pretty. It won’t blow your mind, but it could be a signature scent due to its versatility, quality notes, and lack of mass appeal. Perfect for alternative daytime leisure and loose days all year round to add variety and alternate with your usual work perfume.

• Ander 333

  January 10, 2024

  

  I tried it with the small Maison Matine set (highly recommended as a gift). All of them are pleasant and relaxing, although most lean slightly towards the feminine. Of all, Into the Wild is the one I liked most to buy in a bottle: it’s less repetitive than the others, has optimal performance, and suits me better (I’m a man). It’s a rich, fresh, aromatic scent with a spicy touch that feels very spring-like and original. It has a subtle hint of modern fougere, more like ‘cut grass’ and green, sumptuously pleasant, clean, and invigorating. The initial mix of cardamomo and berries is good, then the ginger pushed by pepper dominates, followed by very light flowers, chocolate in the background (neither sweet nor bitter, just body) and a very harmonious set. Quality is evident. The trail and projection are moderate but it releases bursts until the sixth hour, lasting until the seventh (good longevity for this type of aroma in cold weather and better than the rest of the house). It’s unisex, slightly more masculine, for all ages and situations, more daytime and versatile in climate (ideal spring/autumn). Pleasant and easy to wear. Solid, neat, deliciously sharp aroma; it evolves from fresh and sparkling to aromatic with ginger and soft flowers, finishing creamy and slightly woody. Highly recommended and good value for being original and niche; the 15 or 50 ml bottle is pretty. It won’t blow your mind but could be your signature due to its versatility and quality, without being mass-produced. In my case, perfect for daytime leisure and loose days to alternate with my work perfume.

• Emorandeira

  June 21, 2024

  

  Into the Wild is my favourite from the Maison Matine Discovery Set and I hope to get a bottle soon, as its value for money is very good. The scent has the perfect mix of sweet and aromatic. I’m not a big fan of juniper and usually avoid perfumes with this note, but here it gives an aromatic and slightly spiced touch to the opening that makes it interesting. Also, as others comment, it gives that extra slight masculine edge compared to the rest of the brand, although generally I don’t like talking about gender and as a man, I tend to prefer and wear better many perfumes initially catalogued as women’s. This one seems the most complex of the brand: it’s not excessively complicated, but it undergoes various shifts throughout its evolution, while others in the collection are fresher, lighter, and more linear. The heart is white flowers with a light touch of frangipani, which together with the ginger provide freshness, making it an all-rounder ideal for any season. The brand says the dry down has chocolate; although I detect it, if I didn’t know, I’d think of vanilla, sugary notes, and very light dark woods. Overall, it’s very unisex, easy to wear, and valid for almost any situation. Like all from the brand, the performance is moderate, but it’s probably the best of them all: it easily surpasses 7-8 hours of duration. Projection is moderate for the first 2-3 hours and then settles to a soft, skin-level level. It’s a perfume that, while not particularly original or adding something new to perfumery, falls into that great group of ‘FRAGRANCES FOR SMELLING GOOD’: practical ones that make the wearer feel good without further ambition. Scent: 10, Longevity: 8, Sillage: 7, Versatility: 9, Originality: 7, Global: 9.5

• Emorandeira

  June 29, 2024

  

  Into the Wild is my favourite fragrance from the Discovery set, and I hope to buy a bottle soon; the value for money is top. It has the perfect balance between sweet and aromatic. I’m not a big lover of juniper and usually steer clear of perfumes with that note, but here it gives an aromatic, spiced touch to the opening that makes it interesting. It also adds that extra slight masculine edge compared to the rest of the brand, although generally I don’t like talking about gender, and as a man, I tend to prefer and wear better those catalogued as women’s fragrances. It feels the most complex of the house; it’s not excessively complicated, but it undergoes various shifts throughout its evolution, whereas other perfumes in the collection are fresher, lighter, and more linear. The heart features white flowers with a light touch of frangipani, alongside the ginger which provides freshness, making it an all-rounder ideal for any season. They say the dry down has chocolate, and if I didn’t know, I’d think of vanilla, sugary notes, or very light dark woods. Overall, it’s very unisex, easy to wear, and valid for almost any situation. Like all from the brand, the performance is moderate, but it’s probably the best of the bunch, lasting over 7-8 hours with moderate projection for the first 2-3 hours before settling into a soft, skin-level scent. It’s not particularly original or groundbreaking, but it fits into that group of ‘FRAGRANCES FOR SMELLING GOOD’: practical scents that make you feel good without further ambition. Scent: 10, Longevity: 8, Sillage: 7, Versatility: 9, Originality: 7, Global: 9.5

• Psicostasis

  November 12, 2024

  

  Does it have violet? That’s odd. I detect the fruity side of the juniper very strongly; it’s quite aquatic, which is perfect as I’m a huge fan of juniper. Here, the path turns into apples, and apple notes in perfumes don’t usually convince me, especially when so fresh. The bridge is well-made; I’m sure it’s down to the ginger and magnolia bringing that acidity to a golden apple texture. Thinking about it now, magnolia and apple have a lot in common. I don’t spot the chocolate, but the cardamomo is probably hiding in the metallic wires of that bridge. Like everything from Maison Matine, this ‘wild’ stuff… well, not too wild.