Carbon

Carbon is a masculine cologne made by Eudora that was launched in 2012. The Carbon line was developed for those passionate about speed and the concept aims to reach men who attract attention and mark their presence for their attitudes. The bottle is heavy and resembles the front of an engine, in the area of the radiator grille. I didn't receive any official information from the company in this regard, but it made me think of the older Cadillacs, with a pointed front. The fragrance is classified as fougère-woody and has top notes of bergamot, lemon, and ginger. In its body contains geranium, violet leaves, pink pepper, and Eudora's Secret exclusive accord. The base, in turn, carries amber, patchouli, and musk. Carbon reaches the skin with a strong floral punch, although the citrus combo of the olfactory pyramid gives a different idea. The ginger note is there, working very subtly, the geranium contributes to a more camphoraceous nuance, bringing an icy effect, but it is the violet note - more precisely from its leaves - that dictates the rules from beginning to end. With little evolution, the fragrance of Carbon gains a sweeter foundation and remains so for about seven hours, at least on my skin. It exudes well, has a timeless character, is elegant, and blends well with work environments. For me, it has a proposal similar to that of fragrances such as L'Homme Libre, Mercedes-Benz for Men, and Zegna Uomo, for example. It is not the invention of the wheel, but it can be said that it is the result of progress. And it does beautifully, presenting a great cost-benefit for those who like this type of fragrance.

this scent is almost a Fahrenheit without the gasoline smell. Good longevity, smooth sillage. Like it!