Neandertal Light

I have a sample of this perfume. It lasts between 10 - 12 hours with a high intensity. This perfume has a woody, green and aromatic output, when those beginning aromas relax a little we begin to feel the animal body of the perfume where we find the animal ensemble of white amber, leather and musk. The curious thing about this perfume or those aromas is the metallic olfactory note, you can feel that this aroma is in between the woody aromas. I confess that at first that metallic aroma was strange to me, it is what happens to me with new aromas and that I am not used to, but it is an aroma that as you use it adapts to your skin and adapts to your smell even takes on a very interesting shape within these aromas. within these scents is to take the primary scents and combine them in a new way, they are scents that do not go unnoticed and the set is a perfume with a lot of personality, for those people who want a unique perfume that represents them. If I could resent this aroma so that you understand its aromas, I will tell you ... it is like being inside a cave where you can smell the aroma of your skin, the aroma of the skins with which you dress. You can smell the iron stone part of the cave and when you go outside the cave you get a breath of air from the outside that brings to your nose the aromas of the conifers and plants around you. Unisex? Like many niche perfumes it is a scent for those who fall in love with it, but in my personal opinion I think it is more on the masculine side. Probably the woody, aromatic aromas and the use of animal notes of gray amabar and leather ... they have always shown us so much on the masculine side that finally we are not used to those aromas and I have the impression that my partner is left much better. Extravagant? more than extravagant I would say that it is novel, we find aromas that we know but combined with aromas that are pure guardian of aromas, to react our smell, to awaken sleeping scents. Will everyone like it? possibly not, is that bad? no, it is not bad, the special scents, with their own personality are not created to please everyone, they look for the person who really wants to be a unique aroma carrier.

One of the most intriguing and addictive fragrances I've ever smelled! This is my first review because I had to contribute and write about this one! Imagine you're in the mountains, it's spring, the sun is shining, it's warm so you're wearing a white t-shirt but there's a lot of snow around that's starting to melt. Under the snow the forest is hidden, peeking from underneath. You're sitting by the stream, the water is running over ice and bare rocks and metal ores. The backpack is off, you're bringing the spring water to your mouth with your hands. The hike is over, now let this raw oasis provide. That's my understanding of this smell, with time passing more snow is melting and woods is more present. Great projection and eternal longevity.

This has now become my favorite fragrance to date. Neandertal Light opens fresh, with a strong violet leaf and beautiful hinoki. This fragrance smells like a dark, wet and damp cave, walls littered with quartz, brightened by a hole in the rock ceiling, where piercing sunlight shines through. As it dries down, you get a lot more salty metallic-ness, and it almost gets thicker, the orris and woody base showing you to the roots of this leafy atmosphere. I agree with what some others say, it oddly seems to project better as it dries down. Lasts about 12 hours, projects arms length for a good while. The price is very steep, but this scent is absolutely amazing, perfectly unisex, perfectly wearable.

I understand the notes listed ... somewhat. However I may have not liked this perfume if I was not born in my country of birth, here in Sri Lanka. The fragrance is nothing short of childhood memories under a mango tree. The fragrance is of raw, tender mangoes. light green skin and flesh, extremely sour and crunchy (like apples) with the smell of resinous sap flowing from the bark of the tree. For this, I love this fragrance. I think the sour notes are coming from the Hinoki. But its a sentimental Raw Mango. Sillage and Longevity are above average. However I cannot commit myself to spending so much for a raw mango note : )

The best of the Neanderthals in my view. It has a saw-edge freshness similar to that of Tyrannosaurus Rex (Zoologist perfumes), which has also had excellent reviews. I also think of J. del Pozo's Quasar for men, a fruity-woody aromatic fragrance from the 1990's. This fruity-raspberry aspect recalls plicatone, a pine-woody material from Firmenich. There is perhaps some resemblance to the odour of fresh sweat, without being at all unpleasant, suggestive rather of the hardworking alpha male. Very good.