No. 60 852 Concrete by Floriography
Men Women 2019
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No. 60 852 Concrete by Floriography: An Ode to Contradiction In the world of perfumery, we often seek harmony, but what happens when you embrace contradiction? Floriography invites us to find out with its 2019 creation, No. 60 852 Concrete. This fragrance, crafted by perfumer Jo Shaw, defies conventions with an unusual blend of smoke, tar, and violet, offering an…
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Smoke
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tar
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sandalwood
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About No. 60 852 Concrete
No. 60 852 Concrete by Floriography: An Ode to Contradiction
In the world of perfumery, we often seek harmony, but what happens when you embrace contradiction? Floriography invites us to find out with its 2019 creation, No. 60 852 Concrete. This fragrance, crafted by perfumer Jo Shaw, defies conventions with an unusual blend of smoke, tar, and violet, offering an olfactory experience that leaves no one indifferent.
Since its release, this scent has captured the attention of perfume enthusiasts looking for something beyond the ordinary. With a rating of 4.0 out of 5, albeit from a single review, it promises to be a collector's piece for the bold. It presents itself as an olfactory manifesto where the harshness of smoke meets the delicacy of violet.
The fragrance pyramid of No. 60 852 Concrete is a journey through contrasts. The top notes greet us with an intriguing mix of smoke, rice, and earth tincture. This opening is dry, slightly powdery, and carries a warmth that recalls nature in its purest form. The rice adds a soft, slightly dusty texture, while the earth tincture and smoke give it an unmistakable earthy and smoky character.
At the heart of the fragrance, tar and violet intertwine in an unexpected dance. The tar, with its dark, slightly woody intensity, is softened by the sweet, powdery scent of violet. This contrast between the rough and the delicate is perhaps the greatest achievement of the composition, creating an olfactory tension that invites reflection.
The base notes, composed of sandalwood and amber, provide a warm and comforting foundation that lingers on the skin. The sandalwood, creamy and milky, combines with the amber, which adds a resinous and slightly sweet touch. Together, they create an enveloping sillage with understated elegance, perfect for cool evenings or for those seeking a scent with character.
The accords of this fragrance are a true mosaic of sensations: woody, powdery, violet, smoky, earthy, amber, salty, warm spicy, lactonic, and sweet. This complexity makes it a fragrance that evolves on the skin, revealing different facets over the hours. Unsurprisingly, it is considered an author's work, where each application is a unique experience.
Its performance on the skin is remarkable, with a longevity of over eight hours and a moderate sillage that invites you to lean in. It's a fragrance that doesn't go unnoticed, yet it doesn't seek easy applause; it's for those who appreciate complex things and aren't afraid to show themselves as they are.
This fragrance is designed for men and women who seek a scent with personality, who aren't afraid to step outside the box. It's perfect for lovers of niche perfumery, collectors of unique scents, and those who value craftsmanship and creativity over fleeting trends. Its versatile character makes it ideal for fall and winter, though its initial freshness can adapt to any season when worn with confidence.
No. 60 852 Concrete is a masterpiece of contemporary perfumery that celebrates duality and complexity. Floriography and Jo Shaw have created a fragrance that invites introspection and becomes an extension of the wearer's personality. Without a doubt, a gem for those seeking more than just a perfume.
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