Hindu Grass

عطر هندوگراس از برند ناسوماتو از نعنا هندی و علف در کنار تنباکو تشکیل شده. کل ساختار عطر همین مواد قید شده هست. کلا هنر الساندرو گوالتری؛ خلق رایحه ای بخصوص با حداقل مواد هست. سبک کارهای ایشون از دیدگاه من؛ سادگی و خلاقیت در کنار رو راست بودن با مصرف کننده هست. به این معنی که در اکثر محصولات گوالتری از حداقل مواد ممکن استفاده کرده اند و سادگی خاصی در شیشه ها و بسته بندی عطرهای این برند وجود داره و نیز اینکه خیلی رو راست با مردم عطرش رو نام گذاری میکنه و از گذاشتن اسمهای غیرمعقولانه ای که بعضی از برندها روی عطرشان میزارند؛ پرهیز میکنه و در واقع به نظر من این روان نام گذاری کردن عطرها یک احترام به شخصیت مصرف کننده هست. نمونه ای از این مورد رو در همین عطر میتونیم ببینیم اسم این عطر به فارسی؛ "علف هندی" هست. خوب؛ با کمی دقت به اسم عطر و بدون نیاز به داشتن اینترنت و خواندن عناصر سازنده ی عطر میتوان حدس زد که این عطر از یک نوع علف به همراه نعنا هندی (پاچولی) تشکیل شده. پس با توجه کردن به این نکات ساده میشه تا درصد بالایی از دقت؛ عناصر اصلی عطر رو شناسایی کرد و در صورت دوست داشتن این عناصر در عطر؛ حدس زد که این عطر میتونه برای من نوعی مناسب باشه یا نه. (نمونه های دیگر این صداقت با مصرف کننده در نام گذاری عطرهای این برند رو میشه در عطر ابسینت؛ دورو؛ و نیز بلک افغانو پیدا کرد) ا در هر حال؛ عطر هندوگراس؛ عطری است سبزکه در بستری از تنباکو قرار داره. به این معنا که شما با استشمام کلی عطر اولین برداشتی که میکنید؛ بویی سبز مانند به همراه پاچولی هست. البته اگه باز با دقت بیشتری عطر رو ببویید؛ این بار متوجه میشید که بستر این عطر تنباکو هست. در واقع زیرساخت این عطر تنباکو هست. این مسئله رو با یه مثال ساده بیشتر توضیح میدم: در یک کامپیوتر موقعی که روشنه؛ چندین برنامه در یک زمان باهم کار میکنند و شما میتونید با هر کدام از این برنامه ها تعامل داشته باشید و وجود اون برنامه ی بخصوص رو کاملا درک میکنید. ولی به احتمال خیلی زیاد متوجه اون برنامه ی اصلی که سایر برنامه های کاربردی از به اصطلاح صدقه سری این برنامه دارن به حیاتشون ادامه میدن؛ نیستید ودر واقع همون برنامه ی ویندوز و کرنل مربوطه هست که زیرساخت سایر برنامه های کاربردی هستند در اینجا هم تقریبا همینطوره. هندوگراس از برند ناسوماتو؛ به ظاهر عطری است سبز و با نت غالب پاچولی. ولی تنباکوی کاملا خشک در بستر این عطر حکمفرمایی میکنه و کل سنگینی عطر روی دوش این نت تنباکویی قرار داره و با وجود اینکه تنباکو در این عطر وجود داره؛ اصلا عطری برای فصول سرد سال نیست. چون نت غالب نیست و ساختاری زیربنایی داره نکته ای که در اینجا باید قید کنم اینه که گیاه پاچولی به طور طبیعی؛ یک تیزی بخصوصی داره که شاید این رایحه رو برای خیلی از افراد نامطلوب میکنه. در اینجا آقای گوالتری با شناخت کامل از این نکته؛ اون بوی تیزی رو که در پاچولی داره رو گرفته ولی به ساختار بویایی پاچولی آسیبی نرسونده که بنظر من این یک شاهکاره که در واقع زیبایی رایحه ی نعنا هندی رو بدون داشتن اون تیزی تونسته کامل حفظ کنه و عطری این چنین خوش رایحه ساخته. واقعا باید به ایشون گفت: دست مریزاد!! ا Hindugrass fragrance from Nasumato brand consists of patchouli and grass along with tobacco. The whole structure of the perfume is the same listed ingredients. The art of Alessandro Gualtri; Creating a special scent with minimal ingredients. His work style from my point of view; Simplicity and creativity are next to being honest with the consumer. This means that in most Gwaltery products, they have used the minimum possible ingredients, and there is a certain simplicity in the bottles and packaging of this brand's perfumes, as well as the fact that it names its perfumes very honestly with people, and avoids giving unreasonable names that some They put on their perfume from brands; It avoids and in fact, in my opinion, naming perfumes is a respect for the personality of the consumer. We can see an example of this in this perfume The name of this perfume in Farsi; It is "Indian grass". Good; With a little attention to the name of the perfume and without the need to have the internet and read the components of the perfume, you can guess that this perfume consists of a type of grass with patchouli. So by paying attention to these points, it becomes easy to achieve a high percentage of accuracy; Identify the main elements of the perfume and if you like these elements in the perfume; He guessed that this perfume could be suitable for me or not. (Other examples of this honesty with the consumer in naming the perfumes of this brand can be found in Absinthe, Duro, and Black Afghano) anyway; Hindugrass fragrance; It is a green fragrance in a bed of tobacco. In the sense that you make the first impression by smelling the perfume; It has a green smell with patchouli. Of course, if you smell the perfume more carefully; This time, you will notice that the base of this perfume is tobacco. In fact, the base of this perfume is tobacco. I will explain this problem with a simple example: in a computer when it is turned on; Several programs work together at the same time and you can interact with each of these programs and fully understand the existence of that particular program. But it is very likely that the main program that other applications from the so-called charity series of this program continue to exist; You are not, and in fact, it is the same Windows program and the corresponding kernel, which are the infrastructure of other applications It is almost the same here. Hindugrass from Nasumato brand; Apparently, it is a green fragrance with a dominant note of patchouli. But completely dry tobacco dominates the bed of this perfume and the whole weight of the perfume is on the shoulders of this tobacco note, and even though there is tobacco in this perfume; It is not a perfume for the cold seasons. Because the note is not dominant and has an underlying structure The point I have to mention here is that the patchouli plant naturally; It has a particular sharpness that may make this scent undesirable for many people. Here, Mr. Gwaltari, fully aware of this point; It has taken the pungent smell of patchouli, but it has not harmed the olfactory structure of patchouli, which, in my opinion, is a masterpiece

I have several patchouli dominant frags, like "Classic Patchouli", etc. Hindu Grass is one of my top 2 Patchoulis; this is #1 for Spring and Summer; Loree Rodkin Gothic I, is # 1 patch for cooler weather. This is a very bright, wet and green patchouli. It is still somewhat smooth and refined. The extrait perfume concentration, makes it very intense, which I like. HG is very intense, earthy, medicinal patchouli, that is also very clean and refined. OK guys I have some big news about Hindu Grass, it has loads and loads of "ROSE" here!!! Well maybe not that much. But I have read almost all the reviews here, and few have affirmed, they only think there may be a rose note. It is like Tom Ford Noir de Noir, but greener, and brighter. But I think why I like this so much is there is a bit of a chocolaty rose here, makes it very smooth and refined. I have reviewed over 400 frags, and I nose a rose note when I smell one :) The chocolate, rose, and tobacco keep it from being too shrill in it's greeness. It is a well blended, rich green fragrance. There is a medicinal, camphorous patchouli here, some bright synthetic aroma chemicals, and some green notes. It reminds me of the camphorous greeness of Comme des Garsons Monocle fragrances. The rose balances and smooths out the sharpness. I have not picked out the tobacco note yet. I think it's just a slight nuance. A green leafy tobacco note as found in Taberone perhaps. Yes, this fragrance evolves and is not linier like Black Afgano. It is reminding me of Creed's Taberone, which is a ginger and green tobacco fragrance. I almost pick out a bit of something ginger like here in Hindu Grass. From the mid-drydown I'm getting something a little darker, that's grounding this frag some. Maybe it's the tobacco note. Some have picked up a bit of chocolate note here. Patchouli has a chocolaty facet at times, it's a nice facet of the Patchouli in Hindu Grass. I did blind buy a bottle of this. I got a good deal, so I'm satisfied. I have 5 other patchouli dominant fragrances this is bottle worthy at my #4 spot for Patchouli frags. It's better than a lot of them. My 2 favorite Patchoulis are, #1: "Gothic I" by Loree Rodkin, It's a beautiful patch, with a buttery Madagascar vanilla, and spices. #2 is Patch Flash by Andy Taur, it's a boozy whiskey, with leather, and patchouli alcohol. Patch Flash is very close to Hindu Grass! Diptyque "Tempo" is very good at #3. This is also very much like Andy Tauer's Taurerville "Vanilla Flash". It has rose, patchouli, tobacco, and vanilla: very similar at $60/30ml; but the rose is stronger which I don't care for. Some have been knocking the performance of Hindu Grass, I think the longevity is very good. Update: This is growing on me, I think it is my #2 patchouli dominant fragrance after Gothic I, now. Love the touch of green tobacco leaf in Hindu Grass. Rating: 9.5/10 God bless. John 3:16

Hindu grass is one of the most talked about and thoroughly discussed fragrances out there. It perplexes me because although it is well done, I don't think it warrants such a Grand discussion as it does. I'm not saying it's not a great fragrance. It is very good for what it is. However, it is in linear territory for me, which unfortunately does not prompt vivid inspiration. If I am looking for a straightforward hippie patchouli, this is it! But I don't go anywhere Beyond that. Am I supposed to? I'm not quite sure at this point. There is a cult quality to this fragrance. Is that because it is discontinued and therefore hard to find? There are so many others that are also discontinued that are very good. So why does this separate itself? Or why do we separate it from the rest? Don't get me wrong. The quality is outstanding. If you are craving a very green patchouli, this is a home run. Perhaps if I was more of A patchouli aficionado I would feel differently. But I like it enough! I suppose I will cut to the chase. This is beautiful. Absolutely. And if you are a huge patch person definitely seek this out. Did it blow my mind? No it did not. It's very straightforward and it did not take me on a journey. For that reason alone I would not consider it a holy Grail. Everything from this brand is excellent. Including this one. It's very realistic and very intense. Do you have to have it in your collection? I would say no unless you are a patch hoe. Then yes. Obviously I am aware that I will be back in a couple of weeks to tell you how extraordinary this fragrance really is and that you have to have it. Lol. It always happens like that. For now, I would hold onto my $500 and purchase a small sample if you can. There is currently for sale on mercari a brand new bottle. Just so you know! This is as honest as I can be in the moment. I have it on right now. Again it is a very high-quality straightforward patch. If that sounds sexy to you go ahead and get it. The quality is there.

Hindu Grass was a big love at first sniff for me, it was like a breath of fresh air ! I sprayed it on the back of my hand, & knew within half an hour that it would be going home with me that day. This is a great green rosey patchouli scent. I love it when patchouli has that slightly bitter chocolate nuance, & I get that here. Over all it just smells pure, clean & unadulterated...as if to just let the few notes that are there to speak clearly for themselves - no fuss, no messing around with "a bit o this, & a bit o that" chucked in to muddy the waters ! HG has real "clarity", I think that's the best way I can describe it. I could happily bathe in this stuff - & a small part of me would also quite like to drink it too (which is worrying!) For the price, I was expecting monster silage & longevity, but this is a quiet perfume & it wears quite close to the skin with just below average longevity, imo. I do wish it wasn't so expensive because it's not really within my normal perfume budget. Still, at least it comes in small bottles - for which I'm quite grateful! I break my price rules for this one, & (to me) it's worth it :) Beautiful fragrance. Edit: To add, recommended if you want a patchouli that isn't paired with vanilla, fruit, &/or sweet heavy amber/oriental notes.

A gentle, grassy blend...that is what the package says on Blue Pearl's Majmua incense. I used to wear this oil in college while all the 'hippy' types around me were dousing themselves in patchouli. This scent is the closest I have found to the heavenly oil I used to wear, unfortunately the perfumed oil is no longer available, but the joss sticks are... Hindu Grass is the opposite of most patchouli type scents in that it is green & aromatic with a dry floral aura and sweet rich tobacco with a well balanced patchouli note that lingers in the drydown but is not all you smell. It is a perfume extract, so it is even more concentrated than pure parfum, a little dab'll do ya! Never dirty or heavy, this reminds me of pure incense powder and flowers offered on an altar, set in an outdoor temple with grasses and woods all about. It has an earthy green feel along with an airy incense aroma and sublte woody-spicy nuances. A sublime marriage of Earth and Sky...well worth the hefty price. Who can put a price on pure beauty or a dollar sign on memories?? Sillage: great Longevity: 12+ hours Overall: 4.75/5 Thanks to the kindness of Naheed, I now am the proud owner of a very ornate rollerball of MAJMUA ATTAR from Pakistan! Thank you so much my dear friend! Namaste...