Woody

5 reseñas

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• wildkatzen

  August 16, 2021

  

  The box is huge, and the bottle, with its wood-like finish, gives incredible warmth and elegance. As my colleague said, it’s like walking into a carpentry shop filled with aromatic wood shavings that invade you with scents of different woods… very pleasant. It has quality and noble elegance; it could be 100ml, but it’s not. It resembles a softer Encre Noire, not quite as dark, but with good longevity. A great perfume for your collection.

• Jorge Pizarro

  October 22, 2021

  

  What a find! Woods and vetiver pushed to the limit, but combined with a surprise. Resins, woods, vetiver, and that’s it—that’s the vibe. To me, it’s like Encre Noir with steroids, but brighter. The longevity is brutal, a true EDP. The price-to-quality ratio is ridiculous. You can tell they put care into the bottle design.

• ANDYDROBO

  June 25, 2023

  

  In my opinion, it’s a fragrance that makes me think of walking into a fine carpentry shop where cedar is being cut, mixed with slightly citrusy notes. It doesn’t project much, but it’s a pleasant, somewhat mature, and slightly formal aroma. The packaging and name reflect exactly what’s inside. It reminds me slightly of Lattafa’s Raghba Wood Intense, but the Woody smells a bit greener and less intense.

• naso_en_ciernes

  August 24, 2024

  

  Vetiver, patchouli, cedar, and oud: the main things my inexperienced nose detects, forming the base of this intense fragrance. This isn’t a trendy designer vibe. It follows the path of Encre Noire, both extreme and original, with nods to Terre d’Hermès (leaning more toward the Parfum) and even that budget gem, Franck Olivier Black Touch. In the end, it settles into a deep vetiver, but above all, extremely, extremely woody, almost to the limit, as the name suggests. A purely winter perfume for men who love deep scents. The longevity is good, a bit better than a normal EDT, and the projection is spot on; scents like this don’t need to be beastly. I don’t see it as daily wear because the intensity could be overwhelming. A great woody perfume that makes me stand up for myself against the mediocre performance I’ve smelled from this house lately (Rasasi has good options, but it’s hit or miss regarding longevity). Give it a try. ***Of the perfumes also mentioned in this review, the Woody ends up being the most woody of all. Only for those who are true aficionados of wood in terms of fragrance preferences.

• naso_en_ciernes

  September 8, 2024

  

  Vetiver, patchouli, cedar, and oud: what my inexperienced nose picks up first and forms the base of this intense fragrance. Nothing like those trendy designer vibes. The drydown smells like Encre Noire, both the extreme and the original, with nods to Terre d’Hermès (leaning more toward the Parfum) and even that budget gem, Franck Olivier Black Touch. In the end, it settles into a deep vetiver, and above all, extremely, extremely woody, almost to the limit, as the name suggests. A purely winter perfume for men seeking depth. The longevity is good, a bit better than a normal EDT, and the projection is spot on; scents like this don’t need to be beastly. I don’t see it as daily wear due to its intensity, which could be overwhelming. A great woody perfume that makes me stand up for myself against the mediocre performance I’ve smelled from this house lately (Rasasi has good options, but it’s hit or miss). Give it a try. Of the perfumes mentioned in this review, the Woody is the most woody of all. Only for true wood lovers.