Sapincence Figoudative

After havig read so many reviews and comments about the brand and this Sapincense, I finally got the cance to try it at my friend's , who had bought the full bottle of it. Having tried other fig fragrances from other french perfume houses like Promenade des Anglais by Guerlain, Philosykos by Diptyque, Premier Figuer by L'Artisan Parfumeur and Figues&Agrumes by Lancome I've always thought that the scent of fig was rather greeny and crushed leaf alike, but recently after trying at my friend's house the full bottle of this one "sapincense figoutative" by Woudacieux , in which they used really ripe jamy dark and plum like purple figs, so natural as if a purple fig is right peeled off and then split in to next to your nose and it is not green and leafy at all, but juicy dark and jammy, and this is even more accentuated in this case since it's mixed with benzoin (as well as sandalwood) plus freshly crushed spruce cones and intoxicating boswelia resin as if harvested right whil dripping off from a boswelia tree an being chewed fresh (I know the taste and the odor left in the mouth and throat since my alternstive terapist mother gave me always 100%natural boswelia resins to chew for my stubborn mouth wounds as I was a kid) The combination is quite wonderful, and gives off more of an oriental vibe than other typical French-style fig perfumes in the market. I am ordering my own full bottle very soon, what types of fig perfumes are your favorite? Green and crushed leaf alike, or deep fruity, juicy, ripe and plummy ones like this?

I love Sapincense because it reminds me of the smell of fig jams that my grandmother boiled in the backyard of her house as I was a kid, and I always got to finger to bottom of the pot after it cooled down. I only imagine that it was boiled in the fire of spruce and pines to help you picture this beautiful art work of a perfume in your mind, perhaps a couple of pieces of vanillic benzoin inside the pot, and couple of incenses in the fire, where the sunset breeze blowing over the see in the spring brings some subtle oud notes from the shores across, and maybe even something that reminds you of the freshness in that heavenly spring afternoon in the air or the scent of the hills on an equatorial island when each season of the year the flowers are in bloom? This is what comes to mind when I smell this wonderful perfume, not necessarily any specific remembrence, but an experience of fragrant memories, a memory of a time that makes me feel good and warm on the inside for being there and experiencing that moment in time when life feels sweet and everything is ok, and all things are possible as long as we give ourself a chance to live them out. I thank the brand to bring out something with such a contegious positive vibe in the market with such exquisite quality.

This is such a beautiful deep, lush, mouthwatering purple fig fragrance, this has become my indispensable for a date night, or at home during dinner with my friends or even in the club at night, I think I’ve worn this fragrance twice a week basis since I bought it last year october and I still haven't found anything that compares to its seductive, sensual appeal with benzoin and fresh spruce leaves. It's like being wrapped up in a cloud of pure joy with that generous blast of ripe delicious purple figs.And the drydown settling after 6 or so hours is just incredible with powdery soft musks and aquatic undertones !! I love the way it lingers on my skin all day long! Absolutely perfect!! The oud and olibanum touch gives the fragrance the sparkling liveliness and the black spruce (sapin) inside feels like you are walking in a forest after rain. I'm so glad that I have the opportunity today to share some thoughts about this amazing scent called "Sapincense" considering 4 sprays in the morning last until evening, my buying the whole bottle was worth every cent.

After trying on the discovery set that I bought, I ordered the full bottle of this one Sapincense cause I simply adored it at first sniff. The scent opens with the gentle waft of a fresh pine forest followed by the warm earthiness of wet moss and the soft woodsy undertones of jamy ripened purple figs, as if walking on a lake shore close to sunset, blended with hints of water and the first light airy hint of a summer's morning. As the scent moves along, you can detect the sharp and fresh herbal notes of bergamot which becomes more dominant and the sweetness of fig blossoms comes out to play then the blend settles down into an olfactory masterpiece of western oud mated with tropical fruits like pineapple, mango, papaya and guava combined with a very slight hint of jasmine and the warmth of ambergris thrown in for good measure. Absolutely worth buying the full bottle

This one smells so gorgeous, opens up with delicious ripe purple figs with real spruce leaves an cones,continues with gourmand subtle western oud and intoxicating soft incense,rounded by aquatic tones. Sapincense smells like a combination of natural essential oil blends and synthetic fragrance enhancing components, aiming for arethereal realm of beauty in between the real World and your imagination. It will grant you the desire to perpetutate into the lifesince it recreates the authenticity of vivacity with scents, its celerity is timeless.I just ordered my full bottle, what other fruity oud aquatics can you remşnd me of, I think this olfavtive direction will build my new perfume collection.

As soon as I bought the sample set I realized that this Sapincense was something really special.So versatile that you can wear it in the office during the sport or at a date, longeivity is 8 hours, sillage strong enough for day or night time use,and lasting power 2-3 days even on clothes..a must have for your collection Scent description: This fragrance has notes of leathery damp woods, ambery black currant, minty grapefruit, and plum, blended with crispy fresh cedar, mesmerizing patchouli, creamy sandalwood, intoxicating incense and soft musks, I bought the full bottle of this perfume for about 2 month ago, and i just keep getting better and better with it.

I bought the 10 piece sample set and along three others , the Sapincense actually raised my attention instantly. The first moments when I spray it, it makes me think of a wind swaying gently above soft spruce and pine trees carrying the smell of freshly boiled fig jam from a house nearby, slightly ashy and resinous, all those things together make up this scent that is so sweetly aromatic yet not heavy or overwhelming at the same time - it is just right! It develops quite linear over the following 5-6 hours then sets to a dry down of white soft creamy musks smelling like a baby hair. I quite likes this one actually

Sapincense is very mysterious and refereshing perfume at the same time, it smells like you are wandering in woods of fig trees where you step on and crash leaves and branches of spruces after rain, approaching a small mysterious looking cottage hidden in woods, of which you might think it's the one of Hansel and Gretel. Ripe figs, covered with evergreens and minty resins, all surrounded by misty woods, seasoned by subtle aquatic notes as if carried by a breeze coming from lake shore into the woods. It's a unique spring summer perfume for me with strong sillage and extreme longeivity, definitely worth the price.

Company sample set buying reviews policy is mad hatter controlle freak level of insane: "Once you order this limited edition sample kit for its initial price of 60€, you are also getting the chance of receiving a refund of 30€ *." * if you drop your comments for EACH OF THOSE 10 samples to EACH of the international review web sites whose list WILL BE EMAILED to you following your order. This is a joke house, why would I even pay money if everyone around gets this for free or fakes their reviews for getting the discount. Caused itch and as a result skin irritation. Not suitable for sensitive skin applicaiton at all

Sapincense Fougoudative from Woudacieux is, I will freely admit, a perfume I bought solely for the creepy-ass naked winged homunculi gracing the luridly gothic fairytale bottle. I did not read a single review, although I have since learned that opinions are divisive. I believe the fragrance is built around elements of oud and fig and spruce, and while I do initially smell something like the crisp, wintry evergreen woody crush of coniferous needles and bittersweet balsamic resins, it conjures for me visions of the oddly aquatic as well. Not like a sunny day on a tropical shore with waves crashing and sand in your hair, though–more like the deep sea twilight zone of the ocean floor, where not a glimmer of sunlight reaches an impossible Atlantean arboretum. Pale trees crusted with coral and kelp and blue algae, home to spider crabs and angler fish, and whose limbs rustle strangely in the currents, whispering maritime murmurs heard only by dreamers and poets. I am not sure what people hate about this scent, other than there are definitely no figs. Maybe much like other tempting fruits they were so sweet and cold and delicious that they were stolen straight from the icebox by one of those poets before they even made it into the perfume.

I was going to buy a sample of this on Luckyscent, but I decided to look into this new perfume house a bit before I did. I spent the past hour or so digging into it, and I can confidently say this company is perpetrating a scam. On their website, every "customer testimonial" is obviously fraudulent. The customer "pictures" are all stock pictures and the reviews themselves are utter nonsense. Also the address this company has listed for their store is actually the address of a Foot Locker in Paris (conveniently there are no photos of their "storefront"). Even the reviews on fragrantica are clearly faked (they are all absurdly overzealous, verbose, with the same sorts of english mistakes throughout). If you look at the time stamps on these reviews it further corroborates the idea that these are fraudulent.

@desertrose23 what a ridiculous thing to write on here 😆 Today my husband received a blind-bought bottle of this perfume and what a pleasant surprise. It opens with a green fig and valerian- the latter can be a challenging note in perfumery but this one is quite lovely. There is a very light touch of oud, just enough to give it a slightly sour undertone. But the shining star is costus- a rooty, dirty hair note that is present throughout the wear. It is all backed up with warm resins and woods. Really unique, really wearable.