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Tindrer by Baruti

Men Women 2016

Brand
Baruti

Description

Tindrer by Baruti is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, this composition was created by perfumer Spyros Drosopoulos. In its opening, the fragrance unfolds green notes, galbanum and citron, accompanied by lemon balm and sweet verbena. The heart of the composition is sustained by an elegant violet, while the base reveals a blend of oakmoss, heliotrope…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 6.2%
  • Spring 43%
  • Summer 34%
  • Autumn 17%
  • Day 86%
  • Night 14%

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327 votes

  • Positive 78%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 10%
positive reviews 327 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Spring

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Leading answer Day

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About Tindrer

Main accord green Year 2016 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Spyros Drosopoulos

Tindrer by Baruti is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, this composition was created by perfumer Spyros Drosopoulos. In its opening, the fragrance unfolds green notes, galbanum and citron, accompanied by lemon balm and sweet verbena. The heart of the composition is sustained by an elegant violet, while the base reveals a blend of oakmoss, heliotrope and white musk.

Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

119 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

143 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

91 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

72 votes

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  1. On my skin it is violet, freshly cut grass and a clean, earthy base. It evokes something natural and green, being the best and most wearable of Baruti. At first it is slightly sweet with a citron note, though this fades quickly, leaving a fairly linear development. Ideal for the heat if you are looking for something evocative; it vibrates just like Bleu Noir by Narciso Rodriguez in that green and wet sensation. I like it, it lasts well and is unisex due to its artistry. Try it with Chai. Note: 7.5/10. Tested on Discovery Set.

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  2. On my skin, it smells of violet, freshly cut grass, and a clean earthy base. It evokes something natural and green, making it the best and most wearable option from Baruti. It starts slightly sweet with a citron note, though this fades quickly, leaving a fairly linear development. Ideal for hot weather if you’re seeking something evocative; it vibrates just like Narciso Rodriguez’s Bleu Noir with that same green, wet sensation. I like it, it lasts well, and it’s unisex thanks to its artistry. Try it with Chai. Rating: 7.5/10. Tested on Discovery Set.

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  3. It smells of Christmas pine, like walking into a shop in December. Within minutes the pine recedes and the violet rises; it is very changeable, sometimes one dominates and sometimes they blend into an earthy, damp aroma. I bought it as a decant, so I don’t know the batch. Unlike others, the trail is low: by an hour it is already on the skin. It lasted six hours and then it was gone. For fresh climates, semi-formal occasions and those over 30. Due to its poor performance and an aroma that isn’t much, it is niche only by price. In my opinion it shouldn’t cost more than a dollar per ml; in 30 ml it should be around 30-40 dollars. Be careful buying blind, it can disappoint.

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  4. It smells of Christmas pine, like walking into a shop in December. Within minutes, the pine recedes and violet rises; it’s very changeable, sometimes one dominates and sometimes they blend into an earthy, damp scent. I bought a decant, so I don’t know the batch. Unlike others, the trail is low: by an hour it’s just on the skin. It lasted six hours and then vanished. For fresh climates, semi-formal occasions, and those over thirty. Given its poor performance and mediocre scent, it’s niche only because of the price. In my opinion, it shouldn’t cost more than a dollar per ml; in 30 ml, it should be around thirty to forty dollars. Be careful buying blind, as it may disappoint.

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  5. Memoquique

    Imagine a potted violet, watered at night and smelled half an hour later: that is Tindret. It smells of violet, stem and dampness. Along with Berlin im Winter, they are the only ones from this house that I liked.

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  6. Memoquique

    Imagine a potted violet, watered at night and smelled half an hour later: that is Tindret. It smells of violet, stem, and dampness. Along with Berlin im Winter, they are the only ones from this house that I’ve enjoyed.

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  7. martin@lacroix

    This fragrance is incredible; it has won me over. It smells of a humid summer forest, very green and fresh. It has a massive trail that keeps projecting. It’s for spring/summer and will surely bring you many compliments for being so original and attractive. Fragrance 10/10, projection 20/10, and longevity 20/10 (plus two showers).

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  8. martin@lacroix

    This fragrance is incredible; it has completely won me over. It smells of a humid summer forest, very green and fresh. It has an enormous trail that just keeps projecting. It’s perfect for spring/summer and will surely bring you many compliments for being so original and attractive. Fragrance 10/10, projection 20/10 and longevity 20/10 (plus two showers).

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