Eau Nabati

Eau Nabati Diptyque Today I wear Eau Nabati; the 2nd full wear. I think this make great Leathery-Woody Ambery with Green fragrance. "A wood leather, I may say" and it find this quality; tranquil. Eau Nabati didn't wear like a beast, it is solid and stable. It is not a soft speaker either, but it kind of a guy who speak slow in stable range. It slowly develop overtime from wood to resin. As Cedar a part of story teller and Sticky wood resin envelope. I don't feel so floral, but it have the floral undertone that I like. Softly sweet and it navigates; play a subtle role on the story. Always be there. The base of Eau Nabati; Apart from Leathery Balsam. feel slight labdanummy, tint of Vetiver and Nagamotha, In recent "The Intense Fragrance" collection release by Diptyque. Benjoin Boheme and this "Eau Nabati" Have something in common. (If you wish to seek further information about Benjoin Beheme; I make another dairy there) I think they go very Oreintal. They share similar soft Woody-Oud accord with soft spice but more dry and neutral but It walks in difference way. Benjoin Boheme go heavy on Vanilla and Traditional Amber. While Eau Nabati walk to nature place; rough cedar with mild coumarin undertone. I just wanna point out similarity. I slightly think of "Jovoy-Private Label" when I wear this. No it is not similar scent by not mean; but the way the fragrance covey message. I feel it share kind of similar outcome. The scent of stable mindfulness. "Private Label go heavy on Leathery Tar and Vetiver / Earthy Patchouli. Ean Nabati go heavy on Balsam and Amber with Cedar, but the core of it kind of same. A very woody fragrance - the story told by Nagamotha. I think Palm Tree is fantasy suggestion; I believe it have something to do With Cedar, Green Note and Nagamotha." Eau Nabati is one of personal quest fragrance. As I interest in (Peru Balsam / Tolu Balsam), original interest was Guerlain Chamade. ... The dry-woody amber is so peaceful. to the point I starts reconsider buying a bottle of Private Label. But if there is one point stopping me. I think quality of this is perfectly "Unisex" for me. Which is a quality I always fond of. I think for scent like this "75ml." is more than ok to own. I don't think you will reach this so often. But a break in Woody-Amber scent. I found another quiet place. Enjoyable...

My first impression: Hypnotic Poison by Dior—one my mom used to wear. But Eau Nabati is less artificial. It’s richly layered. The vanilla is honied. The coconut is husky. The spice runs deep, but elegant woody notes manage to pierce through the balsamic resins as everything dries down. I’m definitely getting *sarsaparilla*. I agree with a lot of reviews that describe EN as a vintage style amber, but it’s not animalic, aldehydic, or synthetic smelling. Allegedly it smells like another Dior fragrance: Dune. I haven’t tried that one, but I have read Dune the sci-fi novel, and Eau Nabati smells EXACTLY like what I imagine the planet Arakis smells like. Scent imagery: The psychedelic spice Melange, sarsaparilla, dark woods, Dreams Filtered Cigars, a playa bonfire, baklava, Leo with a Scorpio moon, fine gold dust EDIT: Ok! I tried Dune by Dior and it kind of smells like EN...but Dune has an aerosol smell...and a sunscreen smell...both of which ruin it for me. I guess that makes Dune better suited for the summer than EN. It’s kind of beachy...But I just don’t think it smells as refined as EN.

I purchased a full bottle of Eau Nabati after getting a sample of it ... upon purchase of Eau Rihla. I've heard it described as a modern sophisticated luxury take of a nostalgic barbershop fragrance. I feel that cheapens the brilliance of this scent formula. Rarely do I read a Diptyque fragrance description on their website and feel it nails the essence of the fragrance, however, with Eau Nabati, I truly feel the sales copy nails it: "In a composition rich in contrasts, fresh bergamot and petitgrain mingle with the amber warmth of immortelle flowers and balm of Peru. Opposing elements in harmony... In the vast desert emerges a miniature seemingly painted amid the dunes – an oasis untouched by time. As a visitor approaches, doors open onto a paradise garden." I absolutely adore the fragrance and find myself reaching for it more than my Eau Rihla bottle, which was a complete shocker... bc for a while there I thought Eau Rihla was the finest fragrance possible to discover here on Earth.

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Caramelized, scorched, smoky, mineral, salty, green. This fragrance burns itself into your memory. It smells of stories told around the campfire, the warmth of friendship surrounded by wilderness. For poets, cowboys, and dreamers. And it's sexy as hell. The comparison to Dune is the most natural one. I love Dune and take it to be a masterpiece of modern perfumery. However, I would say that Dune has a more expansive, aloof nature. Eau Nabati is somewhere more inland, more unbridled, less solitary and introverted than Dune. (It also reads as much more contemporary, if that matters to you. Dune was my mom's scent in the 90s and so I have a hard time wearing something with so many childhood memories attached.)