Sancti

7 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Nivek

  October 30, 2021

  

  This smells of pure ginger with a shy touch of incense; the first time I smelled it, it instantly reminded me of Canada Dry.

• Silvi_del_agua

  November 8, 2021

  

  The opening is citrusy rosemary and fresh; once it settles, a fragrant fir emerges and the spices begin: plenty of nutmeg, little touches of cardamom and pepper. All over a soft cedar base that exudes incense resins. The finish is gentle, and I think the trail depends on how many sprays you use: if I apply two, by the end of the day I can only smell it right up against my skin; if I use three or four, it’s noticeable from 40cm away. It’s a beautiful creation, full of contrasts yet harmonious. Don’t let the name fool you; it doesn’t feel ecclesiastical, but rather a distant, tranquil and fertile place under the shade of ancient trees.

• jaialro

  August 13, 2023

  

  The opening is citrusy and turns into pure botafumeiro within a minute. Incense lovers will go mad. A good perfume, although it’s not my style.

• jaialro

  August 28, 2023

  

  The opening is citrusy and turns into pure thurible within a minute. Incense lovers will go mad. Good perfume, though it is not my style.

• arslonga

  August 1, 2025

  

  Sancti smells like a ritual. Like a medieval potion brewed by wise women in a dark forest under the new moon. The blend of resins and sweet fruits creates an intoxicating draught that, in my mind, serves as protection. The lavender, rosemary, fir balsam and myrrh sound like a charm against the evil eye or bad spirits. However, based on its predecessors, it smells of ancient ecclesiastical oils, holy chrism, a cathedral, a tombstone and a cemetery, like an embalming ointment. It is exquisite. You wear it and smell like a piece of ancestral world, protected by a charm. It is beautiful and evocative. You function as a lucky bearer, illuminated by hidden yet radiant medicinal wisdom.

• arslonga

  August 12, 2025

  

  Sancti smells like ritual. Like a medieval potion brewed by healers in a dark forest under the new moon. The blend of resins and sweet fruits creates an intoxicating draught that, in my mind, serves as protection. The lavender, rosemary, fir balsam and myrrh sound like a charm against the evil eye or bad spirits. However, based on its predecessors, it smells of ancient ecclesiastical oils, holy chrism, a cathedral, a tombstone and a cemetery, like an embalming ointment. It’s exquisite. You wear it and smell like a fragment of an ancestral world, protected by a charm. It’s lovely, evocative. You function as a lucky bearer, illuminated by hidden yet radiant medicinal wisdom.

• Juana P.

  March 10, 2026

  

  To me, this is the pure scent of holidays, nothing to do with tiare and coconut. If you prefer strolling through European cities rather than throwing yourself into the sea, you’ll get the trick. Sancti is the feeling of ducking into the tenth cathedral of the day to rest your weary bones on a bench and gaze at the stained glass. I haven’t smelled anything that captures the scent of a church better, at least from the perspective of a profane soul like mine. It’s spectacular.