Ombre Indigo

This is my first review here and I dedicate it to this wonderful fragrance! Below is my initial impression of the perfume when I acquired it a year and a half ago. The change in feeling now is that I no longer have any problems with the second phase :). 10/10 I've been searching for the perfect tobacco, smoky, cigar scented perfume for over a year now, and I can say I've finally found it in the form of Ombre Indigo, which was the usual "blind" buy. It turned out to be a total hit right on target. This is such a tripolar scent (The Beauty - The Devil - The Beast) that the label "unique" fits in its full meaning. This unbridled wild beast opens in an amazing way (perhaps the most beautiful phase - The Beauty) which lasts 2-3 hours and the first 30 minutes are divine. Fresh, slightly sweet with a hint of bewitching appeal. I can't distinguish any single ingredient, everything is woven together in a great way and very balanced. Phase 2 is I don't know how to say it in the most diplomatic way - I wanted to peel the skin off my hand (the worst moments of the whole palette that the perfume owns - The Devil) which lasts for another 3 maybe 4 hours. Very resinous, smoky, heavy, it hit me at one point. Here, "The Three Musketeers" - leather, olibanum and vetiver come to the fore, their combination erupted like lava from a long-dormant volcano in a very merciless way for my taste. After all that ordeal I went through, from the "caressing on the back" to the "stroke with wet rag on the face" came that cigarette tobacco I had been searching for months. The smell is when the tip of the cigarette/cigar is lit up by the burning tobacco at the moment of pulling from the cigar. At the same time, there is such a tart moderate sweetness that makes this so unique - The Beast! For about 10 minutes, I literally did not take my hand off my nose while inhaling deeply from this blue elixir. There is no tobacco anywhere in the pyramid. Here the combination of plum, saffron, papyrus and tuberose are so wrapped in each other and recreate 100% what I described in the last dry phase of the perfume. I can't wait to wear it longer, but I'll have to wait a few months for it to cool down again to enjoy it longer. Not that it can't be applied on cool summer evenings, but you have to be careful with the sprayer. And finally, projection (5-6 hours you are like a cloud) and durability (over 12 hours, even more, but after that it becomes a skin scent) at the top level, and my rating is 9/10. If it weren't for those difficult 3-4 hours of the middle phase, I would have given it a well-deserved 10.

This niche perfume line was completely inspired by the art of photography. The photographer of this work was the Brazilian Gustavo Pellizzon and the inspiration of this fragrance was the shadow, which precedes us, follows us and surrounds us. Without it, there are no light movements. The perfumer was Mylène Alran, from Robertet, who has already created for Grés, Lalique and Bentley. This fragrance was launched in 2014 and is composed of notes of petitgrain, tuberose absolute, plum and saffron, in the output; Essences of vetiver and Papyrus, in addition to leather and incense, in the heart; At the base, notes of amber, musk, and benzoin. To be honest, I don't even know where to start. The blue color of the liquid is mesmerizing and the scent that exudes on the skin is stunning. The company does not explain, but I believe the name indigo represents two different things: the blue color and the type of plum used, which is the Indian plum, also known as the Governor's Plum (Flacourtia Indica). Ombre Indigo is quite linear and, although labeled as unisex, has a more masculine approach, in my opinion. The first time I wore, I remember saying: "it has saffron". And I was not wrong! On my skin, the fragrance has developed on 3 main accords: tuberose, saffron, and incense. The other nuances work as background but are no less important. When touches the skin, the plum appears, sexy and fruity. The tuberose is very balanced and creamy, unlike the carnal and floral aspect, which is common and even uncomfortable for many people. The scent of the saffron flower is divine and brings the leathery smell that lasts until the heart when the leather note arises. The incense extends the smoky aspect of the fragrance, which ends with the sweet sensuality of benzoin. Ombre Indigo is not a perfume that surprises in evolution. As stated above, it is linear, although possessing explosive output. And for this reason, it tends to confuse the user, who does not notice changes and may end up suffering from olfactory fatigue. But don't be fooled, since it projects well for about two hours and remains on the skin for more than 12 hours, especially in muggy climates like here, in Brazil. Try Ombre Indigo and let this blue shadow follow you, even in times of darkness.

If you want the true scoop on this fragrance and a correct assessment of the whole OS line in general read Deadidol's review below. I totally agree that they are top loaded, with the exception of maybe Chambre Noire? So much promise in the opening notes only to lead to disappointment. Indeed there's clever notes in here and at first this was an instant hit with me, not expected either being slightly fooled by the colour of the juice. Plummy, tart strong opening with loads of resinous beauty, I'd say more benzoin warmth the olibanum but let's just call it...resins. I can definitely smell a sandalwood, papyrus note as it begins to settle, further beefing out this heavy weight oriental vibe, but adding something doey almost wheat like. (Think Jeux des peu) I don't usually like papyrus but when used sparingly in the right composition I can enjoy it. Ombre Indigo just about gets away with it and the fragrance settles to a leathery, earthy vetiver. It's actually quite the mixture of elements and as such a unique smelling perfume so it needs to be applauded for that. However, I keep coming back to the fact the drydown doesn't live up to the glory of the opening. I can't comment on the performance really as this is only the second wear (and I don't recall the performance first time) but I can tell it's fading already and I only applied it an hour and a half ago. Promising start but destined to go the way of other Olfactive Studios releases, shame really. I'm a romantic though and as such this fragrance still gets a love from me despite obviously having problems, If you discard them and judge the smell especially the opening then this perfume deserves praise.

It's about time I write a review about this one since I have the day off work today. My days off are my favourite time to cloth myself in my fragrances. I pour it on thick. This has been one of my favourites for quite a while. This fragrance is an illusion. The blue juice leads you to believe that you could be dealing with an Aquatic. WRONG. The companies description is quite accurate. At first you think this is a strong leather/incense woody accord. But that is just the Top & Middle notes playing with your mind. The top notes do fade away rather quickly and that is when you smell the floral notes. The floral notes never become "feminine" in my point of view, just gentle. And it's important to note that for me, the leather notes never completely went away. When I wear it, the incense and woody notes eventually disappear but not the leather. I LOVE that. Its like a leather floral. IMO this is a masculine scent, although I am a believer that all scents are universal for everyone. This is one has a bold personality, quite different than the others in the line that I've tried. Tough on the outside, but sensitive on the inside. (Sort of like me.;) But you should beware, this one will grow hair on your chest.

Olfactive Studio is a small niche house with only 6 fragrances from 6 noses to its name so far. Each perfumer was paired with work from a different photographer as the basis for the inspiration for each scent. Ombre Indigo is the latest and I think, the best offering from OS thus far. Presented as "the scent of a shadow", OI is a smoky, resinous and quite unique blend that features primarily olibanum, benzoin and leather, balanced fascinatingly by vetiver, tuberose, saffron, plum and petitgrain. This is a composition I've not come across before and on my skin it works wonderfully well! As you can see in the photo above, the juice itself is a gorgeous indigo blue (hence the name), which I also love! The opening is amazing and has one's nose going in all different directions wondering "what sorcery is this?" (yes, apparently my nose has a brain now!). Then disappointment briefly seems to take over as the scent appears to wander off. But then it does something odd & re-emerges once again in a more refined, less pointy manner and lasts for hours. This really is a fine juice from an emerging house with some great ideas. Recommended!

I absolutely love this - the best fragrance from this house since Chambre Noire. On me, it's a frankincense scent, plus smoke, some leather and a touch of plum. No florals. DeadIdol might be right about the top-loading, which is OK by me. I smell great when I put it on, great in the car, great when I kiss my friends hello and it begins to fade before we eat. It feels just right on this misty September morning when the sunlight's streaming low through the branches and I'm about to light the woodburner. This goes in my 'cosy' collection of autumn/winter frags with things such as L'Air du Desert Marocain, Incense Avignon, Dune, Five O'Clock au Gingembre, Jeux de Peau, Douce Amère, Chergui, Cèdre and Santal Majuscule. One to wear while curling up in front of a log fire with a woolly sweater, a good book and a glass of Rivesaltes.

I tend to choose perfumes very theoretically, chasing & obsessing on specific notes and concepts. Ombre Indigo is one of few I know I like, as a whole, purely from experience. It's the one of a bunch of Olfactive Studios samples I kept reaching for when I went away for a month. Especially for going out. It was just... the most pleasant. Resonated somehow with my (pretty low) mood, too, but still felt crowd-safe. Even my perfume-skeptic best friend liked it. Notes-wise, I get some subdued sweet plum, and saffron (which is a sweet gourmet spice note in my culture & mind, not a sharp leather one), and some nag champa type incense sticks, mostly unlit. Notes are very smoothed out and blended though, which I can for once appreciate. And then yes, it's over too soon. Even on clothes.

Beautiful and mysterious! for me it is an enigmatic fragrance,different,and warm. I like the opening, and as it evolves through the notes reveals something "rubbery", is a complex perfume, with plum always present in the background, giving the scent the right amount of light they need. The drydown reveals truly captivating with the notes of benzoin, ambergris and musk .... is a very modern and unique scent. Suitable for autumn or even winter .. this wraps me in a warm aura, making me feel "protected" and charismatic. Among my favorites of Olfactive Studio.... The sillage is moderate, and good longevity. Sillage: 7.5/10 Longevity: 8/10 Scent: 8.5/10 Overall: 8.5/10

If you liked Black Afgano, definitely try this one. Ombre Indigo is a dark herbateous perfume with a sweet resinous edge. And even though it's an EdP all the stong materials (petitgrain, plum, tuberose, incense, papyrus, vetiver, and leather smoothed with benzoin) make it smell as if it's an extrait. The structure is quite complex and layered compared to BA and it does much more than shouting "pot" in your face.

Really great, hard to describe fragrance. Somewhat plumy, leathery, woody, frankincense, dry, earthy, little sweetness from saffron... Really complex and well put together, it feels modern and elegant. Very different but memorable, likable and easy to wear. I'd say this will probably appeal more to men. Really worth trying out, my favorite from Olfactive line.

Smoky and deep, strong scent, standout in its realm of forest-esque type of scents, worthy of a full bottle. Its not like something Ive had smell before, old man type of vibes, but in a good way, like the one you see and respect just from the sight, this perfume deserves to be tried.

Mixed berries with a hint of leather. It's unique, playful, quite sophisticated and captures its title very well! Lasts about two hours or more on my skin and projects within arm's length when first applied. Much love for this one.

Unique.At first I detected some petrolium or rubber after some time the smell turns out out to be some perfect jam.Long lasting.if the sillage would match with lasting power, it would be an utterly great perfume. Rating : 7/10

A beautiful, resinous, plummy fragrance. It's unique and to me, perfectly unisex, but I do favor very resinous scents, so it might be masculine to someone who prefers light florals. Big love.

Spicy leather with a plum scent ! Now this is delicious and unique. Very reminiscent of the scents we rocked in the 80s. Masculine, sexy, and a stand out

I really enjoy this..it is very gentleman.. The lasting power is good. I am very glad that olfactive has brought it ..i love it

For me it's the smell of heaven, nature, ocean, jungle.

الظل النيلي اتمنى ان لا اكون مخطا بالاسم: عطر غامض وكانه يقول لديك أمر يجب ان تخفيه لاتنخدع بالمكونات التي قد توحي ان العطر به لمحة مشرقه تخوله ليكون عطر صباحي العطر: اجده من انواع العطور التي تحتاج اختبار اكثر مره للاقتناع به مالم اذكره من نوتات لم يسقط سهوا وانما لم الحظها النوتات التي قد تلحظها والتي تعتبر اكثر دورا في هذا العطر النوتات الفاكهية الرائعه نجيل الهند، اللبان المر الجلود،، الزعفران بداية وقلب العطر هو امتزاج رائع وجميل وفخم وغامض لروائح الجلود مع فاكهة البرقوق والزعفران الذي، اعطاني شعوراً بتواجد الماء وكانها تلك البحيره بالصوره الخاصة بالعطر وكان الجلود بلونها الاسود وفاكهة البرقوق الحلوه الحامضة قليلا بلونها السماوي الداكن هو ذلك الجانب المظلم بالعطر رائحة الجلود هنا كرائحة الاشياء الجديدة مزجت بالفاكهة الحلوه الغير مائلة للحولى بل للمشروب اكثر مع الزعفران المائل هنا للطعم السكري المظلم! ستجد ان تلك المكونات الغامضة الفخمة نوعا بابطالها في البداية الجلد واللبان المر والبرقوق الحلو الحامض والزعفران بدأ يزيدها عموضا بلمستة السمكوية العشبية نجيل الهند الذي يبدا يتسيد الموقف اكثر مما يتيح لنوتة الجلود الانسحاب ببطى ليفسح المجال لنجيل الهند والفواكة والزعفران ينتهي العطر بلمسة المسك وربما العنبر الغير ملاحظة كثيرا بالنسبة لي ؟ ثلاثة مراحل مختلف جدا تتجه للنعومه اكثر مع هذا العطر ولهذا عند تجربته اصبر عليه . عجبني كثيرا قدرتة مبتكرة العطر Mylene Alran من تجسيد تلك الصورة الفوتغرافية التي طلبت مالكة الدار منها ان تحاكيها! جمال الرائحة 9/10 فخامة الرائحة 8/10 ثبات العطر 9/10 فوحان العطر / لم اختبره بعد :) محبي عطر Fetish قد يروق لهم هذا العطر فيه لمحات بسيطة من العطر وان كان عطر فيتيش من روجا تابلي وسموكي وارضي اكثر من عطرنا وعدنه وضعه بجانبه سيتلحظ الفارق ولكن قد تلمح بعض اللمحات وان كنت ارى ان هذا العطر اسهل ارتداء من عطر فيتيش طالما وصلت هنا لاتنس ذكر الله والصلاة على النبي، والاستغفار...

This smells exactly like something I’ve owned - but I can’t place it. At first, I thought it was ELDO Rien - but upon a side by side comparison, it was not. I will though, use the leather note in Rien to compare to this - as they are similarly distinctive leathers. Very pungent - dusty (but full) - harsh leather notes. Similar in that regard. In regard to the rest of the notes - as usual, I was hoping for a nice shot of plum - but no. If there’s plum in here, I can’t smell it. I do smell the vetiver. Unlike others, i'm getting 12+ hours. strong performance. strong. (mine is a tester from fragrancenet - 8/13/19) This is a hearty, dusty leather scent - almost with a bit of a petroleum vibe. Potent. Unique. When all is said and done, I appreciate this scent. I appreciate the House for OS for trying something different. It’s a nice scent, but doesn’t do it for me. For $60 on fragrancenet, I’ll take it - but I would’ve been pretty disappointed had I paid full price. If you’re looking for an anti-mainstream type scent - masculine - give it a shot! EDIT Ahh I think I remember - does this smell very similar to Gucci guilty absolute? I sold my bottle so I can’t confirm - but if I recall, it’s very similar. Maybe someone on here will know!

Love the opening of this. A very unisex leather with almost boozy plum and incense. If only that first impression lasted a little bit longer. Within not even an hour it's a skin scent on me and I actually have to touch my nose to my skin and breath in deep to still smell it. At that point the plum has completely vanished and I only get very soft leather with the mildest - i mean, really, the very mildest - of vetiver and spice. I'm still giving it a like, cause I find the opening so invigorating; and also I do want to account for the possibility that this may perform a lot better in cooler weather, while I am testing it in the wet yet quite warm Monsoon weather of Mumbai. But I got to be honest here, both sillage and longevity are not good for me. In the climate I'm in within 2-3 hrs I cannot distinguish it anymore from my own body scent. Either way, as I said, climate can make a whole lot of a difference and the opening IS lovely. Thus I wouldn't suggest a blind buy, but do give it a test drive if you can get your hands on a sample!

I really like this, there's a song like 'cold -heart bitch' well, that somehow would fit this fragrance...I think Indigo is quite a good match for the fragrance, although maybe just as easy to think of another colour if not prompted by marketing. Ok, I'll try to think of another one...how about steel gray? Probably not as poetic as indigo though. I give them that. Someone below mentioned Nuit Etoilee, I think that's pretty accurate, there's a slight piney feel to this fragrance. The leather is quite plushy, not too butch. Resins and vetiver also quite pronounced. Not that sure about the rest. It don't smell flowers or fruits but it might as well be that the edges are softened by them. The musk is quite noticeable though. P.S. I shall give it another try but I had a fit of sneezing after application which is quite unusual. Will see if that's induced by the perfume or not.

I got this as a free sample with a twisted lily order and I'm happy I did. It opens great, a singing combination of smooth, delicate leather, some smoky incense, naturalistic plum, soft florals and mild woody nuances. It smells like a smooth, soft purple leather glove holding an exotic potpourri. Theres nothing that especially wows me but Its nice. As it dries down it becomes more of a fruity-floral but not in a cheap, tweenage girl way. I can't help but feel that the drydown is a little boring to be honest. It's only appeal is that it somewhat resembles the opening which Is much more enjoyable. The quality is obvious as it lasted all day on me and I can still sense it on my wrist after like 14 hours. Its a like, not a love. It does interest me in trying more olfactive scents though! 6/10

I've been wanting to try this out for a couple years and I finally bought myself 10mls of it.. I think what attracted me most to this fragrance was the gorgeous blue liquid, then the notes of course. Olfactive Studio's approach with their offerings is so unique and I really don't mind shelling out the cash for a couple of their offerings. This fragrance is amazing and underwhelming damn time lol.....I mean I love how it opens and blossoms throughout but I don't like that it fades to something kinda blah and doesn't stick around long on my skin. Everyone is talking about plum and leather, I get that as well and my God it's gorgeous! I know that I said it was underwhelming as far as perfomance goes but I'd still buy this, overspray it and enjoy it to the very last spray....

This reminds me a lot of Boy Smells "Violet Ends" in that it is primarily a leather scent with a strong tart fruit note (in Violet Ends it's rhubarb + bergamot and here it's plum + petitgrain, but smells like the same fruit note, to be honest). Combine this with lots of olibanum and an earthy smokiness as a base, and you get a fruity, smoky leather. It's lovely. Less smoky than Violet Ends, maybe, but the leather is less overpowering. It's unisex and very wearable. The name suits it. It smells "purple". I probably won't be getting a full bottle because I have Violet Ends and the (wonderful!) Saltworks Purple Haze. But if I had bought this first I would probably keep it and skip the Boy Smells.

A lighter then usual, leather and spice fragrance. Like V&R Spicebomb edt mixed with TF Ombré Leather. I may be in the minority here, but I'd swear I get a hint of an aquatic sea note. A watery slightly salty accord. Has a oud ish accord in the dry down. Anyway, it's great. It's easy to wear, and is warm and cozy. Absolutely recommend to get a sample of. Fall, winter, and spring. Day or night. Casual to semi-formal. Work friendly and date worthy. Leans masculine. Age range 20+. Personal score: 7.5/10. It's a great alternative for a leather fragrance that is wearable.

great crystal note... amazingly done to be honest & quite different than his other bad creations. plum and Olibanum are splattered, placed in crystal ball and shaked up hardly. the table is made of leather, black leather, and beside that crystal ball there is a glass of rum, sweet vanilla rum!! and the tent (which this table in) smells like cedar & ambergris. quite good and mysterious. it is truly the smell of shadow and mystery.

What is this witchcraft? Hypnotic frankincense made almost gourmand with plum, and backed up with leather. Something unique that I’ve never smelled before, signature worthy. Stands out in a sea of copycat frags all begging to make their next buck, but these guys have had the courage to stand out and make something new, and it works. Kudos Olfactive Studio!

This is a love or hate kind of fragrance due to its bold strokes: to me it was love. From the dreamy indigo color to the rich cloud of resins, leather, saffron, and plum which It surrounds you with. What a dreamy juice. Totally unisex in my opinion. Definitely an evening scent due to its powerful sillage. My favorite from Olfactive Studio.

so strange!! not bad but so unique and leathery... like a mysterious suede with blackberries or something fruity like that, personally not for me (I get tired of the scent on my skin as it can be a bit over powering to what I'm used to) but I could totally see someone else loving this fragrance, pretty masculine but still really unisex

Very well structured scent. The leather notes are very strong and consistent but I can not perceive the fruity notes. After about half an hour, it remains a clean balsamic fragrance, pleasant clean but nothing transcendental. For leather notes lovers might like it a lot. Long-lasting and moderate sillage.

Warm and sexy manly body-odor type of scent, but not an unclean smell. On me (a woman) this is a bit too much. Strong leather note. My cat showed interest in this perfume, and this is the first time I see my cat reacting to a fragrance. Don't know what that means. I guess it doesn't smell synthetic.

Juicy leather, like a better (albeit much more expensive) take on Rihanna Rogue. It's not cloying and it's sweetness balanced by dry notes. Good lasting power, though it stays close to the skin for me.

Very original and different - leathery and plumy, woody and smoky with a fruit and flower twist.

It starts with a nice dose of vague sweetness (not even a hint of plum in my case) - not sticky or cloying but...relatively indistinguishable until you realize it's incense encased in amber. Gradually the spices start to add up until you have the typical interior smoking incense stick, which is initially masked by melting bakelite (probably saffron here). This gradually subsides, as does the sweetness, leaving a slightly smoky charred wood dipped in men's cologne....not gourmet smoked, but campfire is not to be denied. Not common, not overly reproduced but...not quite unique. I had no luck smelling citrusy petitgrain nor any leather. Dark dusty black and brown colour. 125 Euro for 50 ml...pretty overpriced.

This is to me more of an artwork than a perfume I would wear. It's very interesting and they capture the image of the lake (theme of the perfume) very well. It's not very complex, pleasant, not much leather. It for some reason gives me a feeling of melancholy.

Dry, smoky woods dominate, with prominent leathery notes and olibanum, subtly accompanied by plum and tuberose.

Liked it for the first hour and then the other notes faded to reveal That Chemical.

Main notes: Plum-Benzoin, Fresh Dust, Saffron-y Suede In short: Sour-sweet plum is pleasant but artificial, then it slowly slimmed down to a worn-out smooth saffron-suede. In details: A somewhat typical dry, sour-sweet fruity tone drops a purple velvety curtain on stage——nothing juicy, nothing like the real fruits, but let's just call it plum for convenience. It also has a bit 酸梅汤 nuance, which is a Chinese summer drink made of spice-preserved prune (In my experience, this scent could be a minor facet of benzoin ). The real benzoin is present as a charred/caramelized tinge of the plum. Then a little raw (“生”) woody+ fresh dusty tone sticks out a leg from behind the plum curtain. Not quite sure what it is——papyrus?olibanum?cedar? To be precise, I had this weird feeling, that sometimes when the dust is in the air, it made the air smells "fresher", and that's what this scent is like. Then this "fresh dust/raw woody" scent is tinged with a sour-woody tone (cedar? olibanum?), but these distinctive notes didn't last long. Everything has been weld together, into a medium sweet mix. Weirdly, it finally starts to have smooth, solid leathery texture —— yep, to me the leather here is more of a texture than actual notes. With the sweetness stripped away, the scent lands on a dusty-leather with a saffron sheen, like a pair of worn-out suede boots. Some synthetic saffron ingredients have both leathery and nutty facets, perhaps that's why? In the very far end of drydown, the sour and astringent olibanum revealed itself.

Ombre Indigo --------------- One of the most unbearable openings I have come across. Just unbearable. One can smell that leather loathed into some green grass and some other filthy stuff. The drydown is still little bearable however the leather here is not like worthy. Absolutely Daring but whats the use of that dare when its offensive and unpleasant. Not a great scent in anyways cause all i see in a scent is the feel good factor and this one is million miles away from it. This is way too much dare. thumbs down. Don't be deceived by that color.

This is the equivalent of new car smell for people, like what used car dealers spray around the interiors of old beaters with uncleanable ash trays. Horrible opening that's almost pine-like, then a morbid floral that feels like a chemical reproduction of saffron, mixed with maybe papyrus and water? After an hour's dry down something that might be organic, like a very bad and unappetizing leather. Just terrible. Avoid like you would the salesman with the greasy comb-over and the dollar signs in his eyes.

Literal Squid by Zoologist made more tame and mainstream by removing pepper. Longevity is tragic, after mere minutes it's but a memory. Tested on dry female and oily male skin. I can barely detect where it was sprayed and what is left doesn't resemble top or mid notes, just something bleh and faint. Squid is amazing, but I understand the need for Ombre Indigo too. What I don't understand is who the heck released this with such performance??

With all due respect to the brand and perfumer, I've never had a headache from the opening of a fragrance, so that was a first time ever. I captures the Bleu Indigo color, but it definitely doesn't suit my tastes, to not say awful. But there are many people who enjoy it hopefully so... keep enjoying !

Very interesting and unique. Some notes of leather, smoke, and plum are present, mostly smelling like leather mixed with liquid paper on my skin. I love Chambre Noir, but I am staring to wonder about the rest of the offerings from this house. Good power and sillage. Rating 6/10.

نظرات جالبه،خیلی متفاوته،بویی که من ازاین عطرگرفتم یه بوی دارومانند تندوبلاتکلیف ازترکیب چرم وکندر وپاپیروسه،حرفی برای گفتن نداره.ماندگاری وپخش مثل خودعطرمعمولی،امتیازباتوجه به قیمت حدودنهصدهزارتومن 4/10

The smell of plums and Band-aids, in water, was my FIRST impression. Wearing now, will review later. UPDATE: Okay, after wearing awhile, I was right: smells like plum-flavored water and band-aids.

بوی کندراین عطروبه شدت تومشت گرفته ویکه تازی میکنه،اگربوی کندررودوست دارین عطرشماست. من نپسندیدم چون کندرهمه چیزوبه هم میریزه ونتیجه کاریه بوی تلخ وداروماننده،بدون تست نخرید.5/10

Cheap. Smells like something Montale would do

Woody leather masculine scent.

I like Ombre Indigo but I'm not wowed by it. On the positive side, it features a very well done leather note. The leather is realistic, resembling the worn, comfortable variety that is neither too old and rugged or too new and freshly polished. It reminds me of the leather you might smell in a pair of reliable boat shoes. It's immediately recognizable and not at all unpleasant, which is my issue with some leather frags, as they tend to smack you in the face with an aggressive, almost brutal pungency. Not here. The leather is pure and upfront, but there's no threatening message behind it, or imposing intent. Along with the leather, the olibanum is resinous, a bit smoky, and it has a nice touch of that warm, crusty, salty "cat's fur," note that pops up more obviously in the base of fragrances such as L'Ombre Fauve, Blackbird, and Vikt. But it's a quiet incense, and serves to compliment the leather rather than steal the show. Finally, the leather feels encapsulated in a kind of watery, almost-fruity plum accord. It's a very interesting and beautiful compliment to the leather, however, this is where I also take issue with Ombre Indigo. The plum-like, "Indigo" aspect is too dialed back. It peaks its head out for a brief moment of brilliance and then recedes into the shadows. I want more of it. While I don't wish for it to take over, I want it to come out and play and make itself known. There's such an interesting result from the combination of the leather and the dark, watery plum, that if this was brought out a bit more, and was the true focus of Ombre Indigo I would certainly want to own it. But as it stands, excluding some of the spicy saffron and the olibanum, Ombre Indigo seems more like 85% leather, 15% Indigo (the dark plum). I would love to see it split around 65/35. For me, this one just missed the mark of greatness. Sillage is moderate, longevity is good, and the color of the juice is remarkable. Try it for yourself as this is a pretty good fragrance, and the plum facet may develop better on your skin than it does on mine.

"After wearing Cuir Ottoman yesterday, it is an interesting contrast to put on Ombre Indigo. They are both dominated by a leather chord but where Cuir Ottoman is a dry powdery leather, Ombre Indigo is a fruity, moist and darker leather. The sweetening with plum works really well and Ombre indigo gives an oriental vibe probably created by the Frankincense, plum and saffron. Unfortunately the scent fades fairly rapidly and the dry down is, on my skin, very faint and uninteresting" I only highlight this input because I've been wanting Cuir Ottoman for YEARS...since I smelled it in MIN NewYork Apothecary. But 200plus bottles later...I still havent picked it it. The after purchasing the sample set of Olfactive Studio..(7) in the box, 3 from the seller (Perfumology/Nir Guy) King Of Prussia Pa, who BTW has a lovely fragrance called "BLYSS" This fragrance behaves mysteruiously in "Wafting" Out of the 3 hours I wore it..it was STRONG...and changing all the time...back and forth, sideways and horizontally. I was leaning for a full bottle, Chambre Noire, AutoPortrait, or The NEW "Close Up" which reminds me just a bit of Kilians Black Phantom. All in All this has taken a step forward in my first bottle acquisition of a OS Product. I disagree with the "uninteresting" comment. Again being a collector of ALL 99% Niche......This smells like NOTHING in my CAGE......So it's a candidate as soon as the smoke clears from a few others on the list.....one of which must be had ASAP.........a FULL Flacon of BAT by Zoologist. Check me out on YOUTUBE. RaJuR real deep kool.