Limed by MadHat Scents
Men Women 2014
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Description
Limed by MadHat Scents: A Citrus and Woody Gem Limed is a fragrance that defies conventions, blending the freshness of citrus with the depth of woods and resins. Launched in 2014 by MadHat Scents, this unisex creation has carved a special place in the hearts of niche perfume lovers. Its gourmand and citrus character makes it a versatile choice, perfect…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 33%
- Spring 33%
- Summer 0%
- Autumn 33%
- Day 100%
- Night 0%
Key notes
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Top
bergamot
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Heart
incense
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Base
Mysore Sandalwood
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About Limed
Limed by MadHat Scents: A Citrus and Woody Gem
Limed is a fragrance that defies conventions, blending the freshness of citrus with the depth of woods and resins. Launched in 2014 by MadHat Scents, this unisex creation has carved a special place in the hearts of niche perfume lovers.
Its gourmand and citrus character makes it a versatile choice, perfect for those seeking something bright yet with personality. Each spritz reveals a surprising evolution, from the initial spark to a warm, comforting base.
The opening of Limed is immediately captivating: bergamot and ginger intertwine with lime, creating a vibrant, slightly spicy explosion. This start is refreshing but not superficial, as a spicy nuance already hints at the complexity to come.
In the heart, incense and cedarwood bring a sacred, earthy dimension, while white cuaba flower (amyris) and copaiba balsam soften the blend with a balsamic, lightly sweet touch. It's here that the fragrance settles, showing an unexpected elegance.
The base is an embrace of noble woods: Mysore sandalwood and common sandalwood merge with cedar, creating a creamy, velvety texture. Musk adds warmth and a sensual halo, while woody and musky accords linger for hours.
Limed's main accords include woody, citrus, fresh spicy, aromatic, powdery, musky, amber, balsamic, and warm spicy. This olfactory richness makes it ideal for both daytime and evening occasions, easily adapting to different seasons.
Despite its intense character, Limed remains balanced and never becomes overwhelming. The sillage is moderate and projection is intimate, inviting closer inspection to discover its nuances. It's a perfume that rewards patience and observation.
The quality of ingredients is evident, with a composition reminiscent of high-end artisanal perfumery. Longevity is remarkable, exceeding eight hours on skin, and its evolution is constant, maintaining the interest of the wearer and those around them.
Limed is designed for men and women who appreciate complex fragrances with personality. It's perfect for those who love citrus but seek something deeper than a summer eau de toilette. It also appeals to fans of woody and resinous scents, as well as those who value originality and craftsmanship in their olfactory choices.
Limed is a masterpiece of contemporary perfumery that manages to balance freshness and warmth. Its unique character and fascinating evolution make it an essential addition to any collection seeking something distinctive. With a perfect rating, it proves that quality and creativity can go hand in hand.
Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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