Anatole Lebreton's Racine Carrée is a striking study of roots and soil. It features sharp, spicy celery and carrot notes that evolve into an earthy, herbal profile domina…
Anatole Lebreton's Racine Carrée is a striking study of roots and soil. It features sharp, spicy celery and carrot notes that evolve into an earthy, herbal profile dominated by iris and vetiver. This unisex fragrance defies traditional floral conventions, offering a raw, contemplative experience for those who prefer their scents to feel grounded in nature rather than polished or sweet.
CeleryCarrotChamomileLicoriceIrisClary SageHaitian VetiverCypriol Oil Or Nagarmotha
Shares Chamomile, Cypriol Oil Or Nagarmotha, Iris.
Rank #12,0953.8 ratingFemale
Qessence is a dry, spicy rose and incense scent with an old-school oriental feel. It opens herbal and warm, then settles into a balsamic, mossy, woody…
Qessence is a dry, spicy rose and incense scent with an old-school oriental feel. It opens herbal and warm, then settles into a balsamic, mossy, woody base with powdery edges. It suits someone who enjoys complex, mature perfumes more than easy crowd-pleasers. The rose, resins and woods can read quite unisex, especially once the sweeter opening fades.
Akwa Negra opens with a sharp burst of mandarin orange and lemon, wrapped in a dry, warm layer of cinnamon. The initial citrus fizz settles quickly as…
Akwa Negra opens with a sharp burst of mandarin orange and lemon, wrapped in a dry, warm layer of cinnamon. The initial citrus fizz settles quickly as a dusty, earthbound iris and a green, peppery rose emerge to anchor the heart. On skin, the fragrance undergoes a major shift, leaving the bright fruit behind for a dry down dominated by cypriol oil and woody vetiver. It smells dark and rooty, showing a stark contrast to its citrusy beginning. This scent suits cool spring days and damp autumn evenings when the dampness in the air coaxes out its mossy, earthbound character. It is an ideal pick for those who want a dry, woody floral that avoids any sugary sweetness. Anyone looking for a safe office scent should skip this, but lovers of dry, earthy woods should grab a sample.
Thaqaf is a fruity woody amber with a polished, modern Middle Eastern feel. It opens with black currant, bergamot, ginger and juicy pear, then moves i…
Thaqaf is a fruity woody amber with a polished, modern Middle Eastern feel. It opens with black currant, bergamot, ginger and juicy pear, then moves into soft florals and cashmere wood before settling into a smooth base of oud, sandalwood, musk, ambroxan and vanilla. On skin, the oud seems supportive rather than dominant. This looks best suited to shoppers who want richness.