05 Incense Extreme

My first Tauer and I am very impressed ! I have never been drawn to the brand and given the way Tauer fans on this page seem to respond to this fragrance, I think it’s clear that we’re looking for different things from a perfume of this kind. Incense extreme IS an intense, even brutal take on frankincense, highlighting its sharp and even cold nuances. The vibe here is something like a CdG fragrance—architectural, minimal, detached—but imo with more textural interest than most CdG entries, and definitely quite different from any in the CdG incense series. A mist of petitgrain parts to reveal an austere but stunning frankincense accord. While the sharp astringency of frankincense is highlighted throughout, at times it is complemented by a radiant cedar note (I usually hate cedar in perfumery, but this usage is just right and rings true to the natural material). At other times cheeky coriander lightens the mood. Always, the entire composition is cooled to an icy chill by a frozen iris note. There is a thrilling tension between the “vertical” wood/resin/spice notes and then “horizontal” cold powdery iris. I agree with others that this is not a “churchy” incense (at least as far as frankincense-dominant numbers go), and certainly not reminiscent of a headshop. The abstract nature of the composition puts me in mind of, if anything, outer space. What should be a warm aromatic accord blasted out of orbit and into absolute zero. The iris certainly has something to do with it, and bears a certain resemblance to Serge Lutens’ Iris silver mist, which I once heard referred to as “a terrifying frozen space carrot.” But there is also a sense of darkness, and flashes of harsh, unfiltered light illuminating an almost mathematical dance of the principal players. But then, several hours in, the Ambergris emerges and I think: maybe there is something “churchy” or even Christological. The cosmic dance of the early phases have suddenly been made flesh: sweaty, salty, oh so concrete. If I wax poetical, I place the full blame on Mr. Tauer. Really, this is an easy wear. Brooding and abstract, but also a touch powdery and soapy in the best possible way. Bracing, aromatic, cooling and salty—dare I say Intense Extreme is an easy summer reach? It certainly will be for me come June.

امممممممم عطر جميل جدا ولكن ليس افضل هواء الصحراء المغربية رقم 2 هذا العطر شبية في افتتاحيته نوعا ما بعطر هواء الصحراء المغربية ولكن الذي يفرق عنه هذا العطر عن هواء الصحراء لايوجد به رائحة سويت اقصد بالسويت رائحة كالفانيلا كالعنبر عندما يكون بارز بالعطر كالكراميل هذه تعطي رائحة سويت للعطر وغيرها كثير لكن هذا العطر رائحة التوابل في بداية والمتمثلة بالكزبرة الرائعه ولكن ولكن ليست رائحتها مثل مانشمها بالاضافة الى النارنج (الحمضي) هذا ماتجدة في بداية العطر وبعد فترة بسيطة جدا ستجد الرائحة خفت نوعا ماء ولكنها باقية (افتتاحية العطر) وستجد بعد انك سرعان ما تشم رائحة اللبان الرائعه التي لم اجد عطر اجادها مثل هذا العطر نعم هي لست مكتوبة ضمن مكونات العطر ولكني اشمها او بسبب مكون اوريس روت لانه رائحة شبية وقريبة احيانا الرائحة من رائحة علك اللبان لم تشمه مباشرة واعتقد انه السبب هذا اذا رائحة العطر في نظري تتمحور حول هذه النوتات اوريوس روت ورائحة البخور والعنبر في نظري هم ابطال قصة هذها العطر بامتياز المختلفة عن رائحة البخور اقصد بالخور هنا ليست بخور العود وانما بخور Frankincense انصح بهذا العطر لمن هم فوق 24 واولئك الذين يعشقون الرائحة الشرقية العطر سياخذ فليلا الى الوراء وستتذكر ايام الزمن الجميل انا اعشق العطور التي تذكرني بامر ما وهذا احدها ثبات العطر اتوقع انه سيكون كبيقة عطور اندي ممتازة* جمال رائحة من عشرة اعطية 9.10 جودة المكونات : ممتاز ثبات وفوحان العطر ممتاز اخي الكريم ارجوك جرب عينات من العطور في حال نصحها لك اي شخص لانه العطور مساله ذوق فما يعجبني قد لايعجيك اذا كنت ستجرب احد عطور اندي تاور انصحك اولا تجرب هواء الصحراء المغربية رقم 2 عطر رائع بمعنى الكلمة اذا كنت محب للعطور الشرقية ولو لم تكن كذلك العطر جميل جدا وهذا العطر رائع واحببته.

Deep, heavy and gray incense with soapy facets. Ooo, okay. The incense here is heavy. Really heavy. The lighter notes remind me of TF's Grey Vetiver. On the whole this has this soapy saw-dusty flat chalky-ness to it that comes across as what I'd best describe as "Gray" (I think it's the cedar and petitgrain? To my nose it smells like Vetiver with Mute Chilli Pepper but they're not in the notes...). This soapy note plays on top of Andy Tauer's famous "amber and coriander" note which is lovely as always. At quick whiffs my nose primarily catches the soapier notes which is a shame as that's what most people around you will experience. People you get intimate with however will smell everything this has to offer. If you really let this sit in one's nose, the beauty and depth of the incense really opens up and it's delightful. It's so enveloping and comforting -- I often found myself closing my eyes and just letting this take over. This is great but definitely sample before trying. Make sure you try it on a cold day and give 1-2 hours to let the incense open up after spraying. Edit: It's growing on me so much. This has such a simplicity to it and yet I find it so addictive. I don't really know what changed but I suddenly enjoy this so much more. Changed 'Like' to a 'Love'. Edit 2: I'm getting a little more of a weird earthy dirt-y coriander nuance now? I remember this smelling a lot cleaner when I wore it before.

I wonder if this is one of those scents that just really reacts differently on different people. I was expecting a lot of incense from this, based on the notes, name and reviews; but, instead, what I get is citrus and earth. It opens with a green, almost spicy petitgrain, which is very nice, and this lingers through the mid notes. Underneath the petitgrain, a flinty, dry mineral character develops. It is somewhat similar to the mineral aspect of Terre d'Hermes; however, it grows warmer and warmer as the fragrance develops almost like stone being heated in a fire until, as someone else mentioned, the overwhelming sense is of sauna stones: a glowing, dusty, dry heat. Amongst all this, and contributing to it, there is incense...but it is not distinct as a note to me, rather it's blended into this mineral impression. I think this is a beautiful fragrance, quite masculine and sensual, I'm tempted to buy it for my husband. It doesn't deliver on the incense promised in its name for me, though. Edit: I've come back to add that this fragrance is haunting me. I crave it often and have almost used up my sample...I still feel that it presents as overtly masculine, perhaps too much so for me to buy a full bottle, but I adore it. It really is stunningly beautiful, if not especially incense-y.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful ...... just read what everyone else says! I still find CDG's Avignon slightly more reminiscence of the Mass for me as we used a slightly bitterer incense - but that all really depends on which incense the church uses and there are an awful lot to choose from (I know as I ordered them for the church I worked at) - this has a sweeter smell to my nose and reminds me of an incense I ordered in error and we had to use for a couple of weeks - priest hated it but everyone else loved it (just can't please all I guess!!!) I love Andy's perfumes - I kind of visualise him similar to a mad-scientist sitting solitarily in a lab with lotions and potions bubbling around him and he doesn't emerge until he has his creation !!!!!!! Methinks, along with others that this is a good unisex scent - however, and it's not in the notes, I am getting a sweet rose scent sitting underneath all of this and find it turns much sweeter over a period of time??? Could this be the powdery Iris and orange leaves notes? I also read that this contains ambergris and not amber? Another love of Mr Tauer's perfumes!

Just like so many people on here, I was looking for the perfect frankincense. After trying CdG's incense series, Montale's Full Incense and a few other fragrances composed around this note, my search is over: I found the one. Incense Extreme is precisely that cold, sheer, woody frankincense that I remember as the highlight of the Catholic masses I had to attend as a child. I grew myself atheist since then, so to speak, but I've always remembered this smell as something that each and every time had an almost transcendental effect on me, as if it was providing me with an escape route from the Christian air of austerity to a world that was more vivid, full of real colours and smells and flavours. Rather than reminding me of the church in our village, this makes me think of the churches (and old buildings in general) that I've visited while travelling - it accentuates the distant mysticism of the frankincense and also doesn't smell as musty as Avignon or Full Incense. While being strong and charmingly persistant, it is also wearable and unpretentious.

Perfumes form people that really knows how to make them! Incense Extreme is an extremely solid composition. Modern, consistent and elegant but at the same time descreet (expecially during the drydown). One of the most minimal incense creations yet among the most versatile. If you ever thought that Avignon was one of the most realistic "churchy" incenses, then try this one. The opening is breathtaking with a blast of pungent frankincense and petit grain surrounded by a remarkable woody vibe. Dry, almost harsh (cedar), but magistrally orchestrated to result incredibly likeable. Green undertones paired off with coniferous hints add depth and charme.The drydown it's somehow "lighter", comfortable and close to the skin and it's when the Tauer's signature becomes unmistakeable. I still found Avignon to be much more original and emotional but Tauer's take on straight forward frankincense is surely a winner. Recommended. Rating: 8/10

Starts with a blast of fresh petitgrain. Shortly after, the petitgrain tones down (without disappearing) and the frankincense takes the lead, supported by delicate spices. 2 hours later, the drydown will develop a woody/ambery/dusty/spicy combo that will co-star with the incense to deliver a result similar to L'Air du Desert Marocain's base. A simple fragrance, that sets the frankincense on a piedestal, with a twist, but always very respectful of the main player. No chemical "sweetener" effect, nor smoke aromachemical of CdG or Montale's incense frags here. Just an ode to frankincense, without useless fireworks (fireworks that many are mistakenly expecting in an incense fragrance). Good projection, great longevity. I'm an incense-at-large lover, and can tell that this one has probably skyrocketed as my favourite incense fragrance, together with Goutal Encens Flamboyant. Masterpiece. Colder days, 30+

I've copied this review to here as I think this is the appropriate place for it Tauer extreme Incense versus Jeke. Recently ordered in samples of Nasomatto Duro and Tauer extreme Incense, to compare to Jeke. The orders came in: Tauer, quite linear. Remember the smell of resin applied to the stings of your violin ? That lemony - simple resin smell ? Well this is it. Didn't really get Tauer at first - thought - yes I like it, a bit boring though. However it grows on you with time. The more I use it the more I'm comfortable with it. It layers very well with Jeke. Tauer represents the violins. Jeke the symphony of churches.

I didn't like this at first, but after going through some blind samples (reaching in a bag full of samples from lucky scent) with out looking at what they are , I came across this. I said. "Oh my how is this not in my collection?" Not looking at this from a incense perspective, from a earthy, spicy and woody fresh perspective with Tauers dna in there, I just knew I was going to end up with a full bottle of this. It's very different. It does have similar vibes of his newest creation incense flash to it. I think what he did there was take this formula and tweaked it a bit to get more followers.

What a creation It’s my first fragrance from the house and I’m happy with what I got It unique for a incense scent which a good thing in my opinion It was dusty a little metallic maybe really creative stuff that appealed to my taste I started testing it but I couldn’t help notice that the longevity and projection wasn’t good enough for me Most probably I would need a more intense wearing than before to try and help the scent stay on for as long as possible My kind of thing and looking forward to test it even more and I’ll make sure to come back and give my final impressions here

I sniffed a ton of incense fragrances and there was always something bothering me (too much of a church, too screechy, too synthetic). With this one (and its sister Incense Rose) the search is finally over. To me this is a spring-summer incense - not in terms of seasonality (although I do wear it in the heat) but in terms of an experience. It's not a burning incense, but the kind you've rubbed between your fingers. With coriander and a fluffy orris base it is comforting, but also evokes the image of taking a stroll around the Mediterranean.

Like its doppelgänger Zagorsk, Incense Extreme will stun you with a bizarre carrot soup note. Coming from a Catholic background, I have never smelled this style of incense, so I am forced to use fanciful associations. Unless you’re in Russia, this scent is going to make you smell very odd. That could be a good thing. The other caveat is that once you smell the “carrot soup” as such, you can’t un-smell it. Craftsmanship: 10/10 Versatility: 1/10 Sillage: 6+ feet Longevity: literally days

For me this is a dries up mouldering stump in the forest (autumn and breezy forest...and cloudy sky). Absolutely best combination of woody/orris root notes of all parfumes I have ever tried. Unisex and without any sweetness. And I like this fact sooo much, coz I'm so tired about sweet notes in parfumes. And yes, I have triad Incense Extreme few months ago on the blotter and it still smells. About 4 months ago. Excellent.

I keep coming back to this. Dry Linear, Majestic Pine Frankincense Incense smell. Between this, L`Air du Desert Marocain and Lone Star Memories all from the same house, I far prefer this. It has soul. The smell of Church without having to go to one Longevity pretty good, around 8 hours. Unisex This is Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen Boswellia Serrata, 25% ? Thank You Andy Time to hit the bottle again

As i talk to Mr.Tauer, he mentioned something about this would be helpful in fragrance community, it is very incense dominant fragrance (boswillia serrata) without smoky and Leathery notes. Its crisp almost and modern like cubist painting with clear structure. Some sitrus notes touch coriander, incense (not churchy),cedarwoods and ambergris and iris root Hope you like it ((Thumbs Up)

If you've ever been inside a Roman Catholic Church on a Holy Day of Obligation then you have smelled this before. It's exactly the smell of a burning Censer being swung around a church. The scent takes me back to St. James Church in Elkins Park Pennsylvania, circa 1981... the last year I believed in god.

Superbe! Sweet coils of incense smoke, lazily floating over sun scorched, exotic woods; smokey, resinous and very, very dry. Evocative and mysterious, Incense Extreme is quite incredible. My favorite Tauer, without a doubt... Stays with you for hours and has great presence. A little goes a long way.

PS Sorry I forgot to say that I love the clarity and linearity of this fragrance. On me it is incredibly clear, clean and not sweet like so many other incense fragrances which are infused with vanilla. It is better than the CdG incense fragrances in my opinion. One of my all time favourites.

I have a sample of Incense Extreme and I really can't understand reviews about it. The opening is little bright but then it is totally woody, incense and somehow darkness on my skin. I really like it and find it fantastic. It must be smell of forbidden forest of Hogwarts in Harry Potter.

Probably the most refreshing incense ever. Not cloying or musty. More like incense by the ocean or at a rainy temple on an island. I sense salt, smoke, and herbs. This is my favorite scent I've tried so far from the brand. Very meditative.

I like this. My take it is a piney incense. Very fresh and uplifting. Really nice. A great surprise and definitely different from other incense fragrances. Really spectacular showing. Warmer months wear.

I don't understand why this fragrance is listes as "for women". It is one of these truly unisex fragrances. Does Andy list it as a femine fragrance? Have to check...

Probably my most favorite Tauer fragrance that I sampled. I like it. It's definitely got that Tauer DNA for those who are familiar with his work.

Not your typical smoky incense scent & not what i was expecting .. but i absolutely love this. It’s very comforting. Unisex. Beautiful.

Best incense I've ever had. Definitely could consider for a decant. CDG cannot even be compared with this.

beautiful, abstract, odd, ambiguous, minimal, cold, clear

Beautiful green-soapy incense.

Less “Incense Extreme” than “Encens éphémère.” My experience of this scent echoes that of puncturedbicycle: pretty (but unisex), effervescent, light and fleeting. Very surprised so many people listed this as a cold weather scent and so few as a warm weather; this is so light that I would have no problem wearing this on quite warm days, though probably not in the high heat. Incense Extreme shares some notes with L’Air du Desert Marocain, and I can sense the family resemblance, even though these are very different fragrances. As for the name, I have to assume that it is an ironic joke by Andy Tauer, a wink at fellow fragrance connoisseurs, poking fun at the marketing of “Extreme” perfumes that are anything but. Because regardless of what metric and what axis of measurement you choose, “extreme” this ain’t. For the first 30 minutes, this projects moderately. The top and mid notes are all easily detectable to me, with incense front and center, as you might expect. Putting nose to skin yields quite a different aroma versus sniffing the sillage. Close to the skin, a sharp, dry, spicy incense overwhelms the other notes, perhaps supported by a bit of cedar. In the air, the supporting players catch up; it gives me the overall impression of a floral incense, with a touch of pink-floral sweetness underneath (though I think this is actually at least partly the petitgrain in combination with the orris). After 30 minutes the sillage softens significantly. It projects about 6 inches out until maybe 90 minutes in, then it’s a few inches, and after about 2.5 to 3 hours it is a skin scent. On my skin it’s pretty much totally gone by the 5 hour mark. At no time during the life of the scent do I detect the amber note. Perhaps it is used more as a fixative than a note per se. Overall, I like the scent itself and find it quite easy to wear. However, the performance really kills the buzz. I haven’t tried Incense Flash yet, but I’ve heard that it has quite a bit more oomph than this. That’s going on my list.

When I heard Tauer had an Incense fragrance I was keen to try it and it's taken me until now to do so...shocking really! Incense extreme is what you'd expect from a quality perfumer like Andy Tauer and a fragrance with 'Incense' in the name. However although I don't entirely agree with my pal @'Roge's review because I don't think it's entirely the purest olibanum I've smelled. It is pretty linear though the resin is a complex note itself the only other thing I got was pettygrain in the very opening and that's about it. Maybe some cedar?? I do concur that this is a tame effort from Tauer considering his calling card is originality. So this is not a bad perfume, far from it infact. I'm an incense addict and especially frankincense and this has huge appeal for me, it's a mixture of the delicate and cerebral CdG Incense series (as many have mentioned) it's a little like Avignon and Zagorsk which acts as a huge endorsement. It's not quite another ringer for Avignon/Heeley Cardinal etc... etc... but it's in the same ballpark. It's translucent enough to be refreshing and light but not deep or earthy enough to be a great frankincense...So nothing extreme here just a good fragrance. Longevity is average and doesn't really project but it's one of those fragrances that you will enjoy for yourself. If you're lucking for Tauer magic and originality check out some of his other fragrances.

Complex but cozy, gorgeous, woody, unique, a beautiful art, spiced like Taues' perfumes. Just if you like the L'air du desert or Coeur du desert you will like this fragrance. It reminds me of warm nights and going to church with family. The fragrance brings this woody, from church seats but also this spice, wax(maybe amber) and the DNA of tauer perfumes. I really really like this scent. This is not for everyone. For cold and night time. Not for date or club, not for appointment or reunion formal. Specifically for free time with family or friends or who knows with your girlfriend! Age: Above 35 Longevity: Long lasting Sillage: Moderate I would buy: Yes Blindbuy: no Resume: Incense Extreme is not versatile at all. There is the Tauer's dna, but cozy, for relaxing place. The spices, wax and woody pretty well balanced. It is enjoyable for my taste. Overall: 8.5/10

Incense Extreme was presented here like a "only for women" perfume, but it's really mostly "FOR MEN" or at list unisex one. The information from Osmoz is much more reliable and then, don't you see the ingredients: Coriander, Petitgrain, Incense C02, Dry woods, Ambergris? I asked Andy Tauer what does he think about. That what he response me on Facebook: 2 ore fa Andy Tauer Hi Giora, to be honest, I don not remember such a discussion with Fragrantica. Maybe it is all a misunderstanding. For me incense extreme is a Unisex fragrance. By the way: I anyway do not worry about gender when it comes to perfumes any thing goes... I think Incense extreme does very well on man's skin and I WOULD NOT describe it as woman's only. Fragrant greetings, Andy. Hope it will help to Fragrantica to change their mind.

I like to dream that this is how "perfume" smelt in biblical times. I picture dry, hot, exotic lands; bazaars; fragrant basalm oils that were fit for a king; the legendary Cedars of Lebanon. Sigh. Anyway, this perfume itself has made itself quite comfy on my skin. Cedar usually agrees with me and the incense here is spiritual in nature, not ritualistic as we would commonly imagine, more akin to the spirituality of plant-life itself. Beautiful. It is very strong (hence the title Incense Extreme) so if you try this, don't exect a mainstream incense inclusion - this is all about celebrating the beauty of nature's gift of fragrant wood. And there is nothing shy about nature now is there?

Extreme isn't a strong enough adjective in my personal opinion. This is bitter, herbal, clean incense that is so far out there it's forming a galactic constellation. It moves quite smoothly despite its overwhelming power, I wouldn't say I'm getting any particularly immediate associations of religion but it does feel solemn. Later in the drydown it becomes less bitter and much warmer, I'd call this a slow burner. I still prefer the CdG line for incense because incense is a tough note and those ones are approachable, but if you're looking to take things to the next level then give this one a whirl. It'll spin your head right round.

Green geometric incense for daytime wear An angular incense built from petitgrain leaves and coriander spice around a dry Boswellia spine rather than smoke or resin depth. The structure feels deliberately faceted, unfolding with the persistent spice thread typical of Tauer’s signature style. Fresh enough for daytime wear, it avoids liturgical weight and develops without dramatic crescendo. Not church incense: closer to temple air, apothecary herbs, and the brightness of a Moroccan souk on a cold morning. A distant echo of Comme des Garçons Kyoto remains, but this is greener, drier, and more structural in expression.

This is no doubt a very special fragrance. It opened sharp and I almost decided to scrub it of because of the fact that there were LOADS of coriander. After a while it settles to a lovely incense fragrance like the name states. It is a fantastic smell. It smells like an old wooden bench in old Catholic church. It would smell wonderful on a very special man, but on me, it does not. Well. Actually it smells lovely, but I don't think that there is an event possible where I could wear this fume. Anyway - bravo for capturing the old wooden bench scent. I've always enjoyed the smell on old churches.

Really you guys got Ambar from IE?If it exists the dryness and bitterness from other notes make it be null,maybe my skin type problem or my nose but with all sure of this world IE basically is realistic frankincense,petitgrain and a blast of coriander.Very well done,perfectly mysterious and woody feeling will take you into a Catholic World journey.Unfortunately Tauer transformed the concept of incense so real that now it is almost unwearable at least to me,in others words i cant find out a proper occasion to smell like it. Either way i like it despite buy a bottle isnt necessary.

great twist from Tauer, who ever expected a dark fragrance from its name, this perfume is quite bright, cold and very sweet on the drydown. It's perfectly unisex, very green and bright opening shifts into a sweeter, more powdery and a little bit darker composition over time. While I very much respect this fragrance, I still do not feel it is a scent that i would like to wear. but too many fragrances have grown on me years later so, i am never saying never. Edit: I cannot believe no rose in the notes since I am getting a very jammy rose accord in the middle notes.

So nice... this is all and more than I ever hoped for- and it works quite well with my chemistry. It calms and opens my mind to dreams. The serene, dry facet of olibanum is enhanced here- there is very-little of the warmth one finds in LDDM- or in other blends of frankincense that often also feature the more-accessible myrrh. It is best not to judge this fragrance until after about 30 min when the aggressive top subsides, when the true nature of the composition emerges: a temple perched high in a mountain forest; frankincense offered to the crystal air.

I'm working my way through a sample vial of this at the moment as I'm trying to find an incense-based fragrance that suits me. So far I love it - nothing too complicated, superb incense notes that leave a smoky trail even after the dry-down, and a slightly woody note. However, it does smell very masculine on me and that's the only thing (apart from the cost of the stuff, of course) that's stopping me rushing out and treating myself to a bottle.

Interesting, completely lacking incense to my nose, if anything it feels more like a tea fragrance. This is very fresh / uplifting l but I can’t feel that something is off-putting about this. This is almost like taking the fizzy accord of the coriander and petitgrain in l’air du desert and releasing a scent from that. Feels incomplete and vaguely reminiscent of incense.

It's incense and it IS extreme. Better sit down before you try it. Might knock you out easily - that stuff... Don't drive or perform tasks which require concertration while having this on. This perfume exlipses all other sences but the sense of smell with ease. Being a girl i'd wear it with a leather jacket and jeans and (important)adventurous mood.

To me, this scent smells similar to L'air du Desert Marocain, except there's added layer to the dryness from the incense. This makes the scent smell more... cedar like. I personally prefer the balance between dry/wood and sweet in L'adDM better. And since I already have a bottle of L'adDM, I will not be buying a full bottle of this.

I am pleasantly surprised by how fresh and even cooling this perfume is, recalling the opening of 02 l’AdDM. I was expecting a warm incense bomb. It feels frosty, and I can see this working just fine in the heat of summer. I usually hate the stifling powdery sensation of orris, but Tauer’s magic has tamed it here. Bravo!

- Delightful incense fragrance. It's bright, smoky, herbal, and powdery in a very unisex way. It has a cooling effect probably from the petitgrain. Great quality, sillage, and longevity. This is my favorite so far that i've tried from Tauer.

Veery juicy and creamy wood. Incense more arabic and warm than usual incense found in perfume. IMO It's for anyone and anytime, just for special state of mind. Very grounding and calming. Makes me feel safe and cosy.

A present. This scent was incense and lemon on me, plesantly refreshing just when I needed it.

Fresh bar of soap. Cedar woods. No detectable incense. Light spice. 6.5/10

این عطر رو میشه در 2 بخش به تصویر کشید؛بخش اول که فوران رایحه ریشه زَنبق هست که فضایی پودری،کره ای،خُشک و به دور از هرگونه حال و هوای بخوری که قطعا جا می خورید و حضور اینسنس رو نَفی می کنید اما بخش دوم...شخصا منتظر یک وایب رِزینی بودم اما اتفاق جالب ای که می افته،کم شدن طوفان زنبق هست که اجازه نمایش سایر نت ها رو در زمین بازی میده بخور به آرامی در رگ و ریشه زنبق رِخنه می کنه و با اجرایی کاملا خُشک و به دور از هرگونه حس رِزینی؛با نهایت آرامش و صبوری خودش رو به نمایش می گذازه و جا خوش می کنه نکته خلاقانه این عطر ترکیب همین حس کره ای با بخور بود که برخلاف سایر عطر های این سبک ای با رزین ترکیب نشد و پایان بندی بخوری_چوبی_زنبقی خاصی رو رقم زد با این حال ترکیب نسبتا نچسبی هست به زعم من و باب میل ام نیست ****************** scent:7/10 longevity:8/10 sillage:7/10 purchase value:2/10 ****** overall:6/10

My experience with this perfume so far is pretty disappointing. I read all the positive reviews here and so many described it as a very strong, intense incense. That was not my experience with it. I absolutely LOVE Tauer and a few of the line are amongst my very favourite perfumes (LADDM, ACDD, LM) but this offering fell short for me. I barely get any incense notes from it. Mostly I get some coriander seed and cedar and a non-descript wood note. But even those are very faint. I hardly need my fragrances to be beastly, but this is really barely noticeable- even on a blotter. It’s certainly not a bad smell. But I guess it just doesn’t play well with my skin.