Carbon Cromo

The perfume called Carbon was launched in 2012, opening a new pillar of masculine fragrances for Eudora. The Carbon line was developed for speed enthusiasts and its concept aims to reach men who attract attention and mark their presence for their attitudes. In 2014, the first flanker, called Carbon Turbo, appeared. Later, in 2016, another variation was launched, called Carbon Cromo. In 2018, one more: Carbon Speed. For Carbon Cromo the fragrance brought notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and mandarin, opening the way to a body with notes of violet, patchouli, and the exclusive accord of Eudora, on a base with notes of vanilla, leather, amber, and musk. The company classifies Carbon Cromo as a woody-green scent. However, the fragrance does not deliver a result of green nuances, behaving more like a woody-spicy creation with oriental nuances. When applied, the fragrance is fruity and warm, with an output of sensual content. It is not difficult to interpret the notes, since they all fulfill their role, especially the mandarin orange. On my skin, the output was more explosive, but in a short time, the fragrance lost some of its power, as if the projection curve had fallen dramatically. It does not take long for the violet to appear and create a perfect link with the ambery base of the fragrance, which is full of oriental aspect. And as much as it has a leather note described, it seems to me more a remnant of the use of labdanum. In other words, it is sweeter and creamier, instead of dry or rustic in appearance. On my skin, Carbon Cromo does not perform as well as the original fragrance. Sometimes it seems that I no longer smell it, and from what I've seen out there, I'm not the only one with that impression. However, the durability is good and the fragrance is quite pleasurable, especially taking into account my personal taste for perfumes. And both talk to each other (albeit different), which is important for flankers. Another important point is that Carbon Cromo does not have the same level of versatility as the original fragrance. But that does not mean that its use is exclusively for the night or colder days. On a scale of zero to ten, for example, this one would be four, while the other could be up to six at most. Still, this is a very personal aspect! Not to forget, the bottle remains the same, maintaining the visual pattern of the line, however, the glass is now transparent and the liquid has a very clear brown color, representing the oriental style. Carbon Cromo is that type of relative that you only know by photo. I would say it is a Brazilian cousin of the reformulated CH Men.