Soul Tattoo - outlaw's elixir

Man, this fragrance took me on a journey. It starts off very green, as if you were walking through a forest. You then stop and randomly make a chocolate milkshake in the middle of the woods for some reason. Sounds weird, but this is literally so beautiful. This is probably the most mass appealing scent from Adi, for sure. Even tho it's mass appealing, and It's easy to like, It's still unique and can't think of any other fragrances to compare this to. Not a big blind buy person but if you are want to do that with Adi this is probably the one to do it with for a winter scent.

Lactonic and piney. I don’t pick up the chocolate or cacao notes that some mention, but it definitely has a creamy green scent that comes off unique and artistic. It’s a perfect scent for cool autumn nights.

Such an unusual and interesting fragrance. Not really wearable, at least for me, but if it wasn't so pricey, I would buy a bottle just to smell it from time to time. I have this experience with many Adi Van Ale scents, that the top and heart are very similar to each other but then a gigantic (albeit seamless) transformation happens to the drydown. It's the case here too. Initial impression is a cup of sweet milk, in which you managed to dissolve a concoction of herbs and spices (mostly cardamom, lavender and fresh tobacco leaves, and something liquorishy as well). Then it dries down to a woody vanilla. Don't be afraid of the camphor, it only gives some freshness to the mixture, I get the autumn air associations too. Well, if a chilly cup of sweet herbal milk sounds good to you, then definitely try this one. Super super lactonic turning into dry sweet wood.

An interesting take on camphor! The fragrance opens with a crisp, mothball-like note. With camphor and woody notes, it stays afloat for a while and then suddenly turns into a soft princess scent. This fragrance is all based on camphor, with woody elements such as cardamom, pine and tolu balsam adding depth. I can say that those who like camphor will like this. But it's not a pure forest scent, because after about 20 minutes, the fragrance turns into something creamy, musky, powery and soft. A series of contrasts. Vanilla, tonka and heliotrope are probably responsible for the softness. Wearable and of good quality. If I had to choose a theme, I would definitely call it the *witch doctor* vibe. Something that can be very medicinal and soothing together.

Wow, just wow! This fragrance is autumn in a bottle. You need to be already acquainted with camphor accords, the opening smells like wet, mossy soil and crispy dry leaves that have been baking in the sun. Later on a beautiful milky and creamy accord sweetens everything making it more approachable while the cardamom remains present throughout the entire evolution. This is not a fragrance that will make you receive tons of compliments as it is unusual and definitely not for everyone, this is ART, it's grounding and extremely nostalgic (for me at least). Two sprays are enough to smell yourself one entire day. If you are not certain try to buy a travel spray or discovery kit but do not blind buy.