Woody

5 reseñas

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• wildkatzen

  August 27, 2021

  

  The box is huge and the bottle, with that wood-effect finish, gives incredible warmth and elegance. As the colleague said, it’s like stepping into a carpentry workshop with sawdust of fragrant woods invading you with many different wood aromas… very pleasant. It has quality and noble elegance; it could be 100ml, but it doesn’t quite reach. It resembles a softer Encre Noire, not so dark, but with good fixation. A great perfume for your collection.

• Jorge Pizarro

  October 18, 2021

  

  What a find! Woods and vetiver at the limit, but combined with a surprise. Resins, woods, vetiver and that’s it, that’s what it smells like. To me, it’s an Encre Noir with steroids, but brighter. The longevity is brutal, a proper EDP. The price-to-quality ratio is laughable. You can tell the care taken in the bottle’s design.

• ANDYDROBO

  June 12, 2023

  

  In my opinion, it is a fragrance that makes me think of stepping into a fine carpentry workshop where cedar is being cut, mixed with slightly citrusy notes. It doesn’t project much, but it is a pleasant aroma, somewhat mature and a bit formal. Its packaging and name reflect exactly what it contains. It reminds me slightly of Lattafa’s Raghba Wood Intense, but the Woody smells a bit greener and less intense.

• naso_en_ciernes

  August 21, 2024

  

  Vetiver, patchouli, cedar and oud, the main things my inexperienced nose detects, forming the base of this intense perfume. This is not a designer fashion vibe. It follows the path of Encre Noire, both the extreme and the original, with nods to Terre d’Hermès (I suppose more towards the Parfum) and even that bargain gem, Franck Olivier Black Touch. In the end, it settles into a deep vetiver, but above all, very, very woody, almost to the extreme, as its own name suggests. A purely winter perfume for men who enjoy scents with depth. The longevity is good, a bit better than a normal EDT, and the projection is spot on; these types of aromas don’t need to be beastly. I don’t see it for daily use due to its intensity, which could be overwhelming. A fine woody perfume that makes me stand up for myself against the mediocre performances I’ve smelled from the house recently (Rasasi has good options but with ups and downs in their longevity). Give it a try. ***Of the perfumes also mentioned in this review, the Woody ends up being the most woody of all. Only for those very fond of woody notes in terms of olfactory preferences.

• naso_en_ciernes

  August 21, 2024

  

  Vetiver, patchouli, cedar and oud: what my inexperienced nose picks up first, forming the base of this intense fragrance. Nothing like those designer fashion vibes. The development smells like Encre Noire, both the extreme and the original, with nods to Terre d’Hermès (leaning more towards the Parfum) and even that bargain gem, Franck Olivier Black Touch. In the dry down, it settles into a deep vetiver, and above all, very, very woody, almost to the limit, as its name suggests. A purely winter perfume for men seeking depth. The longevity is good, a bit better than a normal EDT, and the projection is spot on; these types of aromas don’t need to be beastly. I don’t see it for daily use due to its intensity, which could be overwhelming. A fine woody perfume that makes me stand up for myself against the mediocre performances I’ve smelled from the house recently (Rasasi has good options but with ups and downs). Give it a try. Of the perfumes mentioned in this review, the Woody is the most woody of all. Only for those very fond of woody notes.