Neandertal Us

I have a sample of this perfume. It has a medium intensity with a duration around 8 hours. It has an aromatic part in the beginning, first that part that you have eucalyptus, cardamom, all this together with the citrus fruits of the beginning, they will give you an aromatic part, which gives you a feeling that it has a lot of trail, the perfume and this beginning comes loaded with a lot of pepper, it is an aromatic and very spicy output at this beginning it is already an olfactory shock because the first impression is wow, I'm smelling, as it relaxes a little the perfume decays the citrus. the aromatic part is relaxed a little. Although it remains there and that hot pepper is as if it were established on the skin, the peppers stay on your skin, as we move forward and this is being the case, the citrus fruits relax, you find a part that is very particular because although You will find the incense and you can know that without problem, but you will find the tincture of hiraceun, the ladanono together with what is cade oil, united with traces of oud wood and here you have a set that you say what this is In this, of course, I realize that this perfume is different, it is special and it causes us a different sensation because it has worked with very different materials from our nose and that of course it is also common to decongest ourselves of the same perfumes as always. Above all I believe that people who like to discover, who like to experiment, find it in this type of aromas. Unisex? These types of perfumes are always for those who like them, but in my case I believe that it is more on the male side. Is it particular? a lot, it is very particular, it is not a perfume that everyone will like, it is a different perfume, it is an olfactory experience and that I will conquer whoever has to conquer neither more nor less, it is not for everyone, it is to try it , discover, that you are very passionate or that you are not passionate about anything.

This 'sounds' familiar as it has everything I like and search in woody-aromatics vetiver/cypriol based perfumes. Here everything is bashed together in smart proportions resulting in something like the chameleon effect - if you focus on the scent on the one note from the list you will find it, but you have to pay attention. You have it all here, a little smokiness, a little dirt, a little harsh, sweet, herbaceous, balsamic, amber... It's a mess, but a very enjoyable concoction and it's not even odd or weird; on the contrary, it is pleasurable and playful. Strongly reminds me of M.Buxton works, pretty molecular, somewhere in the CDG line area.

After the initial spray, it smells very smoky and burnt in a very overpowering way. I’m glad I gave it a chance and didn’t wash it off immediately. After 30 minutes, the smokiness gave way to the perfect Bulgarian Eastern Orthodox church scent of my dreams. The incense and geranium are very prominent, it reminds of when I went to a church to get baptised as a kid. Terrified by the serious atmosphere in the church, I was sure I would go to hell. Nowadays I’m an atheist but I love the meditative and intimidating aura of this fragrance. This is my new favourite and I will wear it when I want to feel powerful.

A brand new car that's been brought in for repairs at a grimey body shop. It eventually dries down to an earthy, smokey cade/vetiver base. In the same vein as some CDG creations (Garage, Tar) and Amber Kiso by D.S. & Durga. I, however, prefer this to those fragrances. The "neandertal' theme is accurate here, truly ancient and futuristic. A must-try for lovers of avant-garde and vetiver!

I love this perfume and have bought it twice now. It’s very woody and kinda smells like when youre sitting at a campfire. I recommend but don’t blindbuy it since i feel like some will either love it or absolutely hate it.