De Bachmakov

برای درخشش، نیازی به آتش بازی نیست. آرامشی که به همگان انرژی دهد؛کافیست! یکی از اساتید عزیزم در دوران دانشجویی همیشه این جمله رو تکرار می کرد و چقدر این گفته ها با آرامش و متانتی که در رفتارشون جاری بود؛ همخوانی داشت. از اون دوران زمان زیادی گذشته اما روزهای خوبی که افتخار شاگردی ایشون رو داشتم؛ همیشه برام تازه و زنده هستن. اینکه عطر میتونه سفری در دل خاطرات باشه با De Bachmakov برام به طرز عجیبی زنده شد! هر لحظه از تجربه ی این عطر، درک کامل و همه جانبه ای از جمله ای بود که در ابتدا عرض کردم. درخشش، هیجان، آرامش و انرژی همگی در این عطر به نحو احسن متجلی میشن و نمیشه از لذت عمیقی که این عطر بدست میده نگفت! De Bachmakov با حجم انبوهی از برگهای سبز باز میشه که در پشت سر خودش حضور خاکی و مرکباتی با نشاطی رو به همراه داره که بخاطر جوز، گشنیز و لیموی تازه و با نشاطه. با حفظ همین سبزی تند و تیز، بر طراوت و نشاط کار افزوده میشه و با اضافه شدن انجیر، شیرینی نرمی به فضا اضافه میشه که بر غنای اون اضافه خواهد کرد. این ترکیب سبز، تازه، روشن، خاکی، اسپایسی و کمی شیرین با برجسته تر شدن فضای گیاهی و مرکباتی حالت تمیز و کمی تند به خودش می گیره که با همراهی این طراوت و تازگی، ترشح اندورفین رو خود بخود افزایش میده. فضای کلی De Bachmakov تا پایان بر همین منوال خواهد بود.با ورود به پایه سدر چوبی و سبزی تمیز و آبدار با حالتی خامه ای و خوشمزه، بر شکوه اثر خواهند افزود و مجموعه ی کمالات و اثر گذاری De Bachmakov رو به اوج خواهند رسوند. De Bachmakov تماما نشاط، زندگی، هیجان، وقار و آرامشه که در رایحه ای سبز، سیتروسی، اسپایسی-خاکی، شیرین و کمی تمیز با حسی گورمند ارائه میشه. ممکنه اینطور بنظر بیاد که مجموعه این فضاها، کاری پیچیده و سر درگم بدست میدن اما به هیچ عنوان اینچنین نیست و همه چیز در نهایت سادگی و شفافیت به نمایش در میاد. De Bachmakov عطر صلح و کمال از دریچه ای پر از آرامشه که برای درخشیدن، آتیش بازی راه نمیندازه بلکه نسیمی از رایحه ای لوکس و پر از لذت به شما هدیه میکنه که تا ساعت ها شما و اطرافیان رو از درخشش خودش سرِ حال میاره... کامنت: م.ع (سایت لوکس بایر (با امکان تست سمپل

As you might see from other reviews, this fragrance is more of a spring scent than any other seasons. I have decided to give it a try during the hot summer (30+ degree celsius) and see how it performs. This scent starts off pretty strong shiso leave. If you have eaten those Japanese dishes that use shiso leaves, then you will immediately find the scent so familiar. I am not a very huge fan of this smell but its not too strong that disgust me. A minute later, a tiny bit of the citrusy bergemot comes into play to make the scent more balance for my liking.The delicate floral notes appear after several hours, though I am not sure if that's really freesia as many have suggested. My skin has always been an absorber for fragrance, which makes most of the fragrances neither last nor project well. But this scent just last and last and last on my skin even during such hot days with the need to reapply. Projection is not particularly strong but it's strong enough for those around to detect it. Overall, this is an interesting scent. I have to say that shiso leaves may not be everyone's tea. Given this is one, if not the most, prominent notes in this fragrance, do try to find a tested before buying a full bottle unless you are very sure that you like shiso leaves. Score: 8/10

Spring inside the bottle, as fragolenconcrema said. Late spring, when trees and twigs are alive, full of new leaves and breezy bitter smells. In the bottle is an understated green grass, freshly cut. Once sprayed the smell grows and grows, almost to the point of shouting (I thought I have oversprayed it). It shows one after another all its ingredients, as if showmen introduced at a circus: "please everybody rise to welcome the master coriander together with lady freesia. Here's the fig, and she is the star anise, oh and the nutmeg, applause please". There is a bit of hemp here, too, but since it has such a bad reputation in everyday life, it disappears quickly. Tarragon, too, comes and goes. After one hour of rehearsal, the show starts and the combination is revealed. On me, it is mainly crushed wormwood, freesia and coriander, with a tad of hemp sweetness. I can see why it is a perfume which goes day and night, all seasons. It does. It smells bitter and fresh, sunny and dry. I am glad I bought it - it was truly expensive. Later edit: I tried it in hot weather, as well as in cool weather. After "shouting" one hour after first spray, it falls into oblivion: 6 hours at most, in 4 hours I can barely smell it. Sillage: arm length when first sprayed.

i got this one when i was just getting into fragrance, thought it might be nice to try and figure what my niche was. i was right to go with green/fougere/herbal vibes. this scent is super nostalgic... i grew up eating perilla leaves and that kinda papery, nutty, minty note is familiar and dear, closely related to shiso. it blends really nicely with that nutmeg note and spiciness, leans really well into the warmer base notes as it settles in. its gentle, not overpowering, and develops into a very intoxicating skin scent for me. i think the warmer amber base notes are reminiscent of steamed white rice, and very slightly pickle-y with the spices. takes me back to mid-summer evenings around the dinner table, eating korean food w my family <3 this is prob one of my favorite scents to date as i narrow down what i like! im curious also if that glue-y papery note people bring up is a part of the shiso nutmeg combo, slightly acidic smelling. it feels like it has a dry tone reminiscent of cardboard or wood glue. im kinda into it honestly? i literally cannot bring my wrists away from my nose when i have it on. im currently subsisting off a like .7ml sample and saving it for rainy days but... super tempted to go for a bottle if i can track one down.

A very refreshing scent green tart shiso scent, with beautiful, radiant, green, minty facets in the opening but also strong on the 'soft' spice. With that I mean I mean the very soft and slightly dusty nutmeg that rounds the edge of the shiso out. Bergamot is present clearly in the opening but not for long, and a floral woody backbone soon takes over. It dries down tame and smooth with a warm woody undertones, and a light fougere funk. This seem to have been created by someone who has really done their research with old school green citrus fragrances. The opening is almost slightly Guerlain like and the drydown is a more minimalist fougere vibe. However the key element here is always the shiso, which has a certain damp vegetal green facet to it that may be a bit too green for some people, but to my nose is a very good match to the soft spice and florals. Personally I love it, and it is something I will come back to next spring, if you are looking for a dreamy and smooth green foliage type scent, then this is a good place to start.