LOENCE

Incense, patchouli, juniper and woods. Fresh aromatic earthy and airy sillage. Quite linear and smells great. Its on sale now. Nice packaging and bottle.

I have a sample of this juice so short review. Opens with juniper berries, so it reminded me of polo double black.Then comes woods, patchouli and gives quite dark vibe.I even get some leather. This scent reminds me of my old 7 series BMW, the scent it has when I enter .Mix of leather and woody interior parts + some dirtiness from engine. To me it goes to same category as fahrenheit, dark, dirty, Bad boyish . performance is average, nothing ground breaking. I'd recommend to try.

Either I have hypersensitivity to cashmeran, or it's genuinely a potent component on its own that has spoiled several compositions for me. All I smell here is powdery-musky-woody and oily synthetic cashmeran. It doesn't accentuate and highlight cedar or olibanum; it just overwhelms everything here. Unfortunately, it's a pity, but I had to part with it. In this Loant line, LOENCE is the most expensive.

Loence is the base for all the fragrances in the Santi Burga's Loant Collection. Stating to the brand's website, it can be used as a standalone or as a layering base to mix with other compositions from the aforementioned range. I opted for the stand-alone option and there you go... A blast of dry, camphorous and almost minty patchouli joined by loads of cashmeran and incense. There's some of the aromatic quality of the juniper but for the most part, it's all about patch, incense and synth woods. If you like dry stuff, it smells nice but I don't see any particular twist to make it properly stand out. As simple as it sounds and with a sort of mainstream-ish texture. Not much to add. Rating: 6.5/10

It opens with a big, natural blast of patchouli and a nice blend of frankincense, cedar and some juniper. As it dries, the patchouli takes a bit more of a backseat to the sweet frankincense and "woods." This is nothing super complex, however it was exactly what I was looking for. It is awesome for what it is and I now happily have it in my collection.