L' IAM

The sweet Chinese tradictional medicine scent emerges, thick and very sweet (from the cognac), with very strong projection. It fills the entire house. The projection has been tested twice in a closed room and a coffee shop. From a distance of about 10 meters, everyone comments: it smells like Chinese tradictional medicine! Depending on the skin, on mine, it takes about 30 minutes to start absorbing and dissolving, revealing a black, bitter coffee scent. On cooler or female skin, it takes longer, while on warmer skin, the opening note can pass in 5-10 minutes. No sugar, no milk, no mint, no camphor. The coffee note is strong, neat, and round. The drydown is gradual. After 12-18 hours, the coffee note still clings firmly, only diminishing in strength but not disappearing. It stays along with the oakmoss base (from 6-8 hours, the oakmoss becomes more prominent, alongside the coffee). Comments: - A black, bitter coffee note from start to finish. - Unmatched longevity and projection. - Extremely sharp and piercing. Bonus after 3 full wears: this is a fragrance with a strong impression and one of the most piercing scents. For example, when I walk into my office in the morning, within 15 seconds, from the far end of the office area 30-40 meters away, people exclaim: "Who’s brewing Chinese tradictional medicine?!" When I mention it's a perfume, people say: "It smells like walking through the Chinese tradictional medicine Street in Hanoi." This is an interestingly blended coffee scent. If you smell it long enough, you’ll recognize the wonderful coffee aroma. But for those who only catch a whiff, it smells like Chinese tradictional medicine very fragrant.

When it comes to gourmand scents, this is one of the most unique and wonderful fragrances I've experienced over the years. It opens with a burst of rich, premium, and incredibly realistic coffee notes, complemented by a subtle sweetness that never feels cloying or overly artificial. As it dries down, the fragrance evolves into a deeper, more bitter coffee profile with hints of dark chocolate and a touch of spices. It's bold, distinctive, and stands apart from other coffee-based scents I've encountered—perhaps rivaled only by some high-end attars.

The best coffee perfume smell. opens with an immersive performance of coffee and dark chocolate. As fleeting as the smell of herbal medicine. Stays on skin for more than 8 hours; spread throughout the room with an area of 35m2.