Nicolai Cuir Cuba Intense Eau De Parfum 100ml

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Here, my right arm retained the scent much longer: as much as 12 hours in one case with 3 sprays from an actual bottle, while the same quantity only gave me 10.

This is no exception: an intense, dark, brulant whiff of richest tobacco, smelled up-close in 1080p. But, if you try with a double or triple quantity, perhaps you will experience the first stage with more elements beyond just the minty lemon and some flowery bits. You need time and memory to work it out, to disentangle a hint of coriander from the milky magnolia, to catch the lavender whiff underneath the tobacco. The coumarin and hay are in the second wave, followed by a third wave consisting of an ambered warmth that is sweet, almost rum-like, though not actually boozy.Rights: access, rectification and deletion of data, as well as other rights, as explained in the additional information, which can be consulted in our Privacy Policy. By the 30-minute mark, Cuir Cuba Intense is primarily a mix of raw and dry tobacco, black licorice, spicy sweetness, rosy florals, coumarin, and hay, all lightly flecked by dabs of lemon, cedar, mint, and leatheriness, and then cocooned in a golden warmth that has a vaguely rum-like quality to it. But wow, the intense line is probably the most amazing set of offerings I have come across in a while, honestly they feel otherworldly, a level of respect for olfactory art that transcends public opinion.

Rose geranium has a very floral smell, like a dark, blood-red rose, and that is what begins to stir behind the main tobacco-licorice duet.Can there be any better day on the face of the earth than when three great iris perfumes… Continue Reading →. Vivid, complex and richly comforting, Cuir Cuba Intense is the kind of unique, compelling fragrance that words can't do justice- you'll have to experience it for yourself. The mainstream perfume industry has no problem making sure you know about their newest flanker – they spend millions (billions?

It comes and goes, much like a memory, but it does stay through the drydown, and deepens without becoming much stronger, if that makes sense; it gets richer, not stronger.

One sniff of Patricia de Nicolai\'s stunningly complex new tobacco and leather scent should clear that question up.