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Sadonaso
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Sadonaso by Nasomatto is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this creation is by nose Alessandro Gualtieri. The top notes are coffee; the heart notes are musk, tobacco and sandalwood; the base notes are vanilla, animal notes, amber and tonka bean.
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TOO KITSCH. Although tonka bean, chocolate, or vanilla are hinted at, a base of animal and amber notes dominates, combined with the initial coffee, creating a mess that smells of re-caulked rubber. I find no harmony. It seems something Jeff Koons would choose to immortalise himself with Cicciolina, or Mario Vaquerizo for his leopard-print carpet. The marketing works: it can smell like whatever you want. But personally, I don’t want to smell like a man (or woman) with this. Edit: I can’t stop washing my hands and spraying alcohol. That sperm whale secretion persists right at the skin, without the gourmand notes. The projection is moderate.
Want to catch attention or get compliments? Wear Sadonaso. Day or night, cold or hot, suit or jeans, it doesn’t matter. Warning: apply in moderation, a maximum of two, three or four sprays. Rating 9.5.
The king is not only naked but in a state of undress. I think it’s the first time I’ve held a scented strip and it smells of nothing. If it were a hidden camera, it would make sense, but there’s no wit. Tested on skin, I noted a very light musky scent, perhaps spiced and peppery, but light years away from finishing once applied. The joke is that it’s 30ml for €138; we pay a cost per millilitre to last and project, but it doesn’t. If you sell such a small quantity at this price, it must be a beast like those from Orto Parisi, but unleashing such a sum on something so faint is not in my plans. Don’t take anything for nothing, Gualtieri. Stick with what you’ve already created and save the occasion for when inspiration strikes something worthwhile again. A great NO.
Flowers, vanilla, amber, civet, and lots of musk. It’s as if Rosendo Mateu 5 released a dirty, animal version. Gualtieri did it again, a marvel 🥰
I received Sadonaso along with a sample of Seminalis by Orto Parisi. As a curious good person, I couldn’t resist and bought the bottle. It’s a gourmand perfume with a strong honey note at the opening, perhaps the ‘sweat of pleasure’. I detect persistent powdered chocolate. Some might note a smell of used underwear or urine-stained, but it blends well into the gourmand profile. I disliked it at first, but as it settles, that smell disappears and the gourmand notes emerge. Beyond the smoky honey like ‘Moth’ from Zoologist, the plastic chocolate and vanilla recall the latex base, and the musk is the final note. I think it’s very easy to please, perhaps the easiest in the Nasomatto project. I find it unisex, which I like. It’s highly nocturnal; the neon colour, speakeasy, and sins marketing speaks to its use. Good luck this weekend in your club. Informal use, but I’ll try it on a formal occasion. The box is shiny and stands out; there are two editions, one with a phallic cap and one normal. Thanks for reading.
Imagine the scent of a public urinal at midnight in the middle of the city. After hours, the yellow, sticky stains from hundreds of men with poor aim begin to evaporate onto the cold slab, leaving a viscous residue that smells of someone else’s intimacy. Google says the remaining 4% is urea, salts, creatinine, and urobilin, which gives it that yellow hue. You unzip your fly, roll back your foreskin, and strike the deodorising tablet with your stream. In three seconds, the aroma emerges: it’s not pine or lavender, but tonka bean, vanilla, musk, and perhaps chocolate or coffee. Before you stow the Chinese cyclops in your gayumbos, you ask yourself: would anyone pay €130 for 30ml of this blend? THREE CERTAINTIES: Gualtieri is a genius. It’s not the worst fragrance by Alessandro; China White, lacking sweetness, smells like the knickers of an octogenarian with incontinence. If they say Sadonaso is easy, they’re lying or mistaken.
I’ve enjoyed perfumes since I was a child and I’m appalled at how the lockdown created compulsive buyers who, duped by ‘sex’ campaigns and YouTubers, buy without measure. I like many perfumes from the brand, but others seem retouched or sell smoke, as happened with Black Afgano. I approached the only niche perfumerie and the assistant told me about the hype; upon smelling it, the scent is subtle, nothing like other Nasomatto fragrances. I detect a smell of urine at the start, evolving slightly towards something sweeter. I love challenging perfumes, but I don’t feel comfortable with one that smells like a toilet. Fortunately, the intensity is low and the suffering doesn’t last. If Fantomas didn’t please me, this is even worse. NO. The price is another matter entirely; the niche perfumerie is approaching the gods of Olympus and drifting away from mortals.
When so much marketing is needed…
Hmm… A dirty musk. I must admit I was surprised, and more so by what I expected than by how the perfume is (which delivers what it promises). This is because, as soon as I saw it, a couple of reviewers on YouTube said it was fairly inoffensive, that despite the name, advertising, and marketing, it was very pleasant, softer, and more wearable than promised. Not at all; that’s why I was surprised, because (without going overboard) I found something dirtier than they preached. On opening and in the heart notes, there’s always a note that smells like civet, like unwashed human, like unwashed genitals. I repeat, without exaggerating, but it’s there, noticeable, interwoven with the rest of the notes. That’s why I don’t think it’s a daily scent or suitable for all occasions, as those reviewers claimed (I can’t imagine going to the office wearing this). When it dries down, almost close to the skin, it becomes creamier and the flowers become more noticeable; then I like it quite a bit, but the opening and the heart notes, the journey to get there, no. This relatively dirty perfume (always within reason, don’t expect anything anywhere near Marlou) is good because it fills an olfactory gap missing from this creator’s collection. I’ve tried almost all of Nasomatto, and I think it’s the last one I’d buy; it’s not my style.
More of the same, people… amber and tonka bean owe their quota of animal musk and massive doses of ambroxide to the special edition packaging for Alessandro’s fans.
I could only smell it briefly, but it pleasantly surprised me. Being a Nasomatto, I expected something heavily loaded, but no, it’s very soft and refined, totally unisex. As for the scent, curiously, it’s very wearable; yes, it has a hint of ‘body’, but accompanied by a sweetness that makes it very pleasant. I find it very suitable for daytime and intimate settings, and for all seasons, although perhaps not winter. It could be a very good Narciso Rodriguez; in fact, the comment below comparing it to Rosendo Mateu seems very accurate.
Very easy to summarise: Black Phantom by Killian plus Magnetic Blend 1 by Initio, in equal parts. All that ‘animal’ smell everyone talks about is very similar to the scent of Magnetic Blend 1 by Initio. I like it!
1. Regarding the scent: At first, it seems strange to me, as I perceive a mix of incense, an animal musk or civet, and coffee. However, I don’t know if I fell victim to marketing, but as a concept, I believe it does achieve its goal of associating the smell with genitals or even urine. Ultimately, it feels sweeter, like vanilla. 2. Regarding projection: I’d say moderate (about a metre) for the first hour, with a duration of around 12 hours. Most of the time it stays close to the skin, although that said, you can still detect a trace on the skin the next day. 3. Regarding usage: I’d classify it solely as a scent for personal enjoyment. I’m not sure how much it could serve for conquest or attracting attention (in a positive way). Preferably for cold climates or at night. Unisex without any issues.
Very easy to summarise: Black Phantom by Killian plus Magnetic Blend 1 by Initio, in equal parts. All that ‘animal’ scent they talk about is very similar to Magnetic Blend 1. I like it.
I’m surprised no one mentioned the similarity to Musc Ravageur. In a sense, this is like its dark brother: flawed, decadent, lurking in hidden, gloomy clubs. MR is more for the typical wealthy, glamorous person with little to do in daily life, hiding all kinds of sexual toys and wearing a double face.
Hello to everyone in the community. Well, after obtaining a sample of Sadonaso and trying it, I must say the first impression is a very strong scent, like a dirty disco or pub bathroom… As time passes, that strong smell fades, but it still evokes that scene for me. In my opinion, I don’t find it sexy or pleasant at all, though it might be my skin or perhaps it needs more time. Some YouTube reviews said it was very pleasant and appealing to the majority… I respect what others say, but in my opinion, it’s not enjoyable at all, and above all, I wouldn’t recommend buying it blind. If you can, try it first. As I said, I’ve only worn it for a day; I’ll try it again tomorrow and perhaps return later with a completely different opinion. Who knows.
Another marketing ploy for this cult following. Castañon, as always. The king of perfume notes. He simply doesn’t know how to grab attention to sell his rubbish anymore. He used to have some credibility thanks to works like Black Afgano; now it’s a decadent parody of himself. As for the fragrance itself, as mentioned below, it’s a copycat mix of various market scents. He’s just plastering a phallus on it and hoping for the best, knowing he won’t be around long. I’m sure he asked ChatGPT to formulate it while he counted the cash in his current account.
Yesterday I tried two sprays on skin (because calling it a perfume is an insult) and it is simply REPUGNANT. If you want to go smelling like a club bathroom at 5 am, this is your option. For everyone else, let’s run away. I find it hard to understand how there are reviewers who say it is difficult for someone not to like it, that it is sexy, etc. I don’t know if it is snobbery or a desire to please. Both to me, accustomed to niche, and to the 3 people who came with me, who had only smelled commercial scents, it seemed extremely disgusting and we agreed on the association with urine. Afterwards some notes come out that remind of RM N°5, but any comparison is laughable.
I obtained the bottle as my first niche purchase. Sincerely, I like it, it is not a common or easy-to-wear scent, but it is different from what I had and that is what I was looking for with Sadonaso. Although it does not declare notes, incense and resin are always present. The tobacco note is probably at the base, it lasted about 4 hours on my skin and another couple on clothes. I notice a sweet touch, perhaps sugary; which when combined with incense and resin does not make it gourmand. I am not regretting it because I am of the adventurous sort, but whoever wants to buy the bottle should smell it first and test it on their skin.
I bought the bottle as my first niche fragrance. Honestly, I like it; it’s not a common or easy scent, but it’s different from what I had before, and that’s what I was looking for with Sadonaso. Although it doesn’t list notes, I detect incense and resin always present. Probably tobacco at the base, as it lasted about four hours on skin and another couple on clothes. It has a sweet, perhaps sugary touch, but combined with incense and resin, it doesn’t become gourmand. I’m not regretting taking the plunge, but anyone who wants to buy should smell and test it on skin first.
This fragrance is more of an experience to challenge sensitivity and incite imagination than a perfume. It is for those of us who like the niche perfume train and jump on the creative exploration without knowing where we are going to end up; it is not for those who just want to smell good. What does it smell like? At first, it smells very much of musk and animal notes with a piercing sweetness. I am not lying, the first ten minutes it is better not to be in an enclosed space because it suffocates. Afterwards, the tonka bean and the woody notes become evident. From the hour and at the end (12 hours) it is mostly a sweet, toasted, and musky presence, more pleasant. The aroma is unusual, difficult to determine, very intriguing and keeps me constantly revisiting it to understand it. The concept of sex and hedonism is well executed, it reminds me of sweating and latex, the sensation of being sticky. The bottle is an item of desire, extremely high quality and great design (especially the phallic edition). Moderate projection, just over a metre and then to the skin. With more sprays it can be very strong, caution is advised. The longevity is brutal, 12 hours, even more on clothes. I recommend going cautiously, 1 or 2 sprays, if you are well adventurous 3. It suits cold weather, night, and environments where attracting attention is the intention. It is unisex, although it gravitates towards the masculine. It won’t give you more compliments, but it will cause intrigue, especially if smelled on the skin after the first few hours. Sadonaso is NOT suitable for hot days, with its longevity and concentration you will cause migraines. It is not a blind buy, smell it first.
I am floored reading the reviews because to me it seemed a very pleasant and easy-to-wear spiced vanilla, woody and musky perfume. In my opinion, the best Nasomatto launch to date.
I’m blown away reading the reviews because to me, it seemed like a pleasant, easy-to-wear spiced vanilla, woody and musky fragrance. In my opinion, it’s the best Nasomatto launch to date.
I don’t usually comment on others’ perceptions, but I have been in clubs for 20 years and it doesn’t smell like a bathroom. Never before has it been so appropriate to separate appearance from reality, the packaging from the content. Gualtieri is a marketing genius, telling a story of bondage and uncommon practices, inviting a sadomasochistic party. They even sell an edition with a phallic cap. If it costs more, everyone thinks it is worth more. With these images they leave people perplexed and intrigued, the brain interprets the smell almost visually. Their proposals have no note progression, it is a dense line full of impressions that remains the same. It is synthetic, sweet, with a plastic caramel taste, citrus and leather, but not smoky or dense, rather transparent. Something subtly dirty hides behind, with noticeable musk. On my skin the sweet note prevails, honeyed. Honey is sweet but wild, animalic, almost human, disturbing. No giant boots and Ben Hur whips here, you don’t have a pass for any fetish club. I like it, but remember that Alessandro makes scents, sensations that divide. This persistent potion is not for everyone.
I think they are losing their touch with the millilitres; it’s not a work of art for that price. To me, the opening is strong, but once it settles, the dry-down is nothing special.
Another fantastic creation from Nasomatto. It is sweet and spicy, reminding me of the spice markets in Mumbai: a sweet and smoky aroma. Here there is no urine or toilet smell, neither fresh nor dry. It is as bold as the whole range, not for everyone, it is something you reach for and spray. You need to be dressed appropriately. Oriental and musky, with sandalwood, tobacco, vanilla, and amber. As it dries, I detect coffee, it’s astonishing! A winter/autumn night fragrance. Eternal longevity and moderate projection. For women: heels, black dress or jeans, boots and a leather jacket. For men, let them talk. FOR MEN IT SMELLS SEXY, I am in love.
Urination, without a doubt. But not ammonia, not acidic, not metallic. Rather, the warmth of peeing in a corner at night in winter, vaporous and comforting. Creamy, musky and with synthetic smoke. A proper treat. Marvellous.
I won’t talk about notes because they are superfluous; this is the most repulsive perfume I have ever smelled, it gives me nausea. Out of fear, NEVER BUY IT BLIND, that was my mistake, I tried it once and sold it.
Urine, without a doubt. But without ammonia or acidity, more like the warmth of peeing in a corner in winter, vaporous and comforting. Creamy, musky, and with synthetic smoke. A bit of a dirty trick. Marvellous.
Oh dear, what can I say? It smells of fluids, literally urine mixed with latex and semen. Imagine a dark alleyway full of rubbish and urine. My mother tried it and said it smelled just like a street in Cuba. Nasomatto is always complicated, and this one seems to have more enemies than fans. But for me, it’s not the worst; it’s strange because it recreates that scene with precision, I was amazed. I liked it, I wouldn’t wear it, but it’s very curious and surprising how it smells.
I could taste it yesterday and the truth is that it smells terrible; it is a smell of urine with latex, it makes one want to vomit. I asked several people and they all thought the same. They say it is a good seductive perfume, but the truth is it smells totally terrible. If someone approaches smelling this, the first thing I would do is run away.
The opening in my opinion is of a feminine perfume. But the dry down reminds me of Midnight in Paris by Van Cleef. Very potent.
It is curious how many reviews are made with the sense of sight or prejudices from the Gualtieri launch. I think it is a good perfume, somewhat challenging due to the difference from commercial blue perfumes, but in no case does it smell of urine, bath, toilet or fluids. A new olfactory experience from Nasomatto where the sweet notes are hostages to more intense, smoky and dark notes.
I tried it yesterday and I was quite surprised. I went with expectations that it would be repugnant and strange, but it was quite the opposite. The opening smelled of smoked coffee, but shortly afterwards it started to smell quite sweet. I cannot say I loved it, but it did not disgust me either. It is quite strange; I recommend trying it.
I understand the polarity in the opinions, but I do not comprehend the repudiation. It is a complex profile, like all Gualtieri, but to my nose it is far from causing gagging. The opening is very intense, dirty coffee with smoky notes like burnt incense. It is true that at some point and in certain people it reaches a smell of aged, dry urine, which sounds unpleasant but in olfactory terms results in mysterious and rare. In the dry down it is enjoyed completely: realistic vanilla with honey and a note I cannot decipher that unites both elements with an alcoholic base, making the dry down addictive and mysterious. I would definitely recommend it; it breaks away from the classic in vanilla and makes its own personality. 9/10.
I have never published here before; this will be the first, and it is because the occasion deserves it. In my opinion, without wishing to offend, the opening is a perfect mixture of urine, semen, saliva and sweat from the pudenda. After some time, it does not evolve and continues to smell the same. For some it is a genius by Alessandro, and for others (among whom I include myself), a true filth. Do not take offence; everyone has their taste and opinion, all respectable. Greetings.
I am a fan of Gualtieri, but I could not get on with this fragrance. I would describe it as a Rosendo Mateu 5 (which I do not like) but with an animalic and sexual touch (I assume due to the cumin). It is the only Gualtieri composition that has left me wanting.
I smelled it yesterday and I do not understand why they say it smells bad or of urine. The opening is strange; it opens strongly to caramelised coffee, caramelised, like burnt caramel, reminding me of Pasha Noir Absolu but without so much smoke, rich and not cloying. After a few minutes it becomes interesting: animalic leather, chalky garlic and very musky. In the dry down it remains spiced vanilla with tonka bean and tobacco, very rich. It stays on the skin, not coming within half a metre, not invasive like other Gualtieri scents, but inviting you to smell it close. I consider it incredibly sexy, animalic and delicious, but without fluids. It easily lasts more than 10 hours, with projection for an hour and then it stays within half a metre.
Is the hype or marketing making us buy bad things? Sadonaso by Nasomatto is a brutal marketing campaign, but the product disappoints after Alessandro Gualtieri’s campaign. It is not a bad perfume; it is fun and correct as expected from this eccentric, but it tastes thin. It comes out slightly urinous and aldehydic, lasts 10 minutes, then a roseate floral-soapy sensation and a faint acidity from a weak attempt at coffee (do not look for a cappuccino) and the typical salinity of Gualtieri as a fixative. Up to here, well, but it ends in warm, creamy, musky vanilla, typical of Rosendo Mateu 5 or Musc Ravageur. Perhaps there is a touch of suede, but all the eroticism and latex of the advertising are not reflected. Good idea, great concept, incredible marketing, but for me, a disappointment.
It is purely artistic; the special edition of the funny figure screams it. Do not blame the hype; I am bothered by the rage it provokes. People should investigate better: it is expensive, but its scent is art, seeking bodily intimacy, something animal with a latex note. I do not see it for daily use, though I understand it; yes, for collection and using when you fancy it. It is a good perfume, misunderstood by the noise. It can evoke sex or disgust; if it recalls its inspiration, smelling it first is key. Do not be surprised if you do not like it; it is art for collecting.