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Arso
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Arso by Profumum Roma is a leather fragrance for men. Arso was launched in 2010.
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It has a lot of personality; it’s stately, warm, and woody. It’s addictive. Highly recommended for those seeking perfumes with ‘woody and spicy’ nuances.
It has a lot of personality; it’s stately, warm, and woody. It creates an olfactory addiction. Highly recommended for lovers of perfumes with ‘woody and spicy’ notes.
A perfume with a lot of personality and extremely high quality. Incense, pine, and resins are mainly detected. It’s in the same line as Fille en Aiguilles but less fresh and sweet, more smoky and warm, also from Profumum Roma. It’s very dense and resinous, even excessive, as it becomes heavy over time. It could also be called opulent. To my taste, I prefer the Serge de Lutens one because it’s more ‘wearable’ due to its greater freshness and sweetness, more balanced. The trail and longevity are enormous. A must for incense, resin, and especially pine lovers.
Ideal for those who love pine. In my opinion, it’s the dominant note, though incense and resins are also noticeable. That resin reminds me of what’s in pine trunks. At first, the pine comes out on top, along with incense and a very subtle background leather. The resins aren’t very noticeable at the start, but gradually they gain strength and the perfume becomes darker and denser, though not overwhelming, since the potency isn’t excessive on my skin, or perhaps it’s due to a reformulation. The image it gives me is walking through a pine forest. At the end, the incense lingers in the background, just like the pine, and the resins seem a bit sweeter, but always balanced. Longevity is good; it lasts quite a while, but the projection is moderate; it doesn’t smell as strong as I’ve read in other reviews of the English version, perhaps due to my skin or that possible reformulation. It seems more suited for cold climates and men, since I associate pine with men’s perfumes. It’s a good perfume with quality ingredients that I’d recommend to incense and pine lovers, but I don’t enjoy it since pine isn’t my favorite note. I was a bit disappointed by its lack of potency, though others might like it. Finally, the price isn’t cheap, which is another negative point.
Ideal for pine lovers. In my opinion, it’s the prevailing note, though incense and resins are noticeable too. This resin reminds me of the typical one from pine trunks. In the opening, pine dominates with incense and a shy leather base. The resins gradually become noticeable. In the heart phase, they gain momentum and it becomes darker and denser, but without overwhelming, with moderate power, perhaps due to reformulation. The image is walking through a pine forest. At the end, incense and pine are noticeable in the background, and the resins perhaps sweeter, with good balance. Performance is moderate in projection, not as strong as I’ve read about the English version by Fragarantica; it could be my skin or a reformulation. Longevity is good; it lasts quite a while. It’s more for cold climates and masculine, since I associate pine with men’s perfumes. It’s a good quality perfume I’d recommend to incense and pine lovers, but I didn’t enjoy it fully as it’s not my favorite note. I was also disappointed by its weak power and the price isn’t cheap.
Arso is an original and bold proposal from Profumum Roma. It starts sweet, bordering on gourmand like a traditional artisan bakery (reminds me of almond, walnut, anise, and sugar cake fillings). Then it smolders with incense, becoming woodier with pine and balsam fir, alongside birch that gives a vegetal leather note, nothing animal. It all creates the sensation of a fireplace burning resinous wood on a cold winter night. It becomes darker yet warmer and cozier, floating like a smoky mist with that almond touch and background facets of lilac and narcissus due to the terpineol-resin effect that never disappears. The dry down is more resinous and incense-heavy, skirting the effect of a church, spiritual, and zen. It’s calming, soothing, and reflective. The resinous notes are potent and opulent but not heavy, like a cloud floating alongside the incense. I love Arso; it’s almost monolithic, modern, abstract, complex, suggestive, well-made, and has a calming, homey effect. Excellent longevity, good projection without being excessive, and exceptional quality. Rating: 9.1
Arso is an original and excellent proposal from Profumum Roma. It starts sweet, bordering on gourmand like a homemade almond, walnut, anise, and sugar pastry. After this, it smokes up from the incense and becomes woody from the pine and sure balsam fir, plus the birch that adds a vegetal leather nuance. It’s like a fireplace burning resinous wood on a winter night. It turns dark but warm and cozy, floating like smoky mist with that almond point and facets of lilac and narcissus from the terpineol. The dry down is more resinous and incense-like, bordering on a church effect, spiritual and zen. It’s calming, peaceful, and reflective. The resinous notes are powerful and opulent but not heavy, like a cloud next to incense. I love Arso; it’s almost monolithic, modern, abstract, complex, and homely. Excellent longevity, good projection without exaggeration, and exceptional quality. Rating: 9.1.
The word ‘Arso’ in Italian means ‘burnt’. It’s a spectacular perfume, adult, enveloping, slightly smoky, and high quality, seducing from the start, warm and cozy. It evokes a dark, dense forest—not for romantic strolls but supremely attractive. It blends pine, cedar, incense, and leather with a sweet touch on my skin due to the resinous texture. Perfect for sitting by a fireplace with sweet company now that the cold has reached the whole peninsula, making sunny days a distant memory. Performance is high, as is the price, its only drawback. A great aroma discovered thanks to Rafasant.
It works well for me. It opens with pine and woody incense, slightly sweetened, leaving leather and cedar in the dry down. It takes me to a forest. It has that resinous and smoky blend I like, but it hasn’t fully convinced me. It lasts a very long time and projects quite well, ideal for cold weather and night. The trail is moderate.
I like it. Woody opening with incense-dusted pine, slightly sweetened, with a leather and cedar base. It transports you to a forest. It has a pleasant resinous-smoky blend, but it hasn’t fully captivated me. Performance is very good for autumn and winter and for night. Longevity is extremely long-lasting, moderate trail.
At first, it smells like natural pine resins, and I wish it lasted, but then it fades, leaving me with freshly cut pine wood feeling sticky and smoky. That’s it; it doesn’t convince me at all for the price. 2/10.
Arso is a very green pine forest with a smoky incense touch. It’s an absolutely foresty perfume with a very realistic smokiness. It evokes fire consuming wood with a warm, soft, and enveloping smoke without losing the pine resin. Reminds me of burning sandalwood pieces but with greener, resinous wood. A perfect green incense for autumn, from one of the best Italian houses for its fidelity to aromatic ideas.
Arso is a very green pine forest with a touch of smoky incense. It smells like a real forest, with a realistic smoke that recalls fire consuming wood: warm, soft, and enveloping, without losing the pine resin. It’s like burning sandalwood but with greener, resinous woods. A perfect green incense for autumn, from an Italian house that knows how to represent aromatic ideas well.
Nothing for me. Smells like pine (though the official website lists cedar leaf, the needles aren’t a note, but it doesn’t matter). Whenever there are conifers, the scent is very similar: too masculine, a bit dated, like pine air freshener for cars or your grandfather’s legendary wild pine. You can smell smoke, like burnt fir branches in the fireplace. Fun for a while, but not worth spending €250 on something that smells super weird to me.
Quite nice. It’s an incense-like conifer scent, very sharp with top-notch cedar and a slightly acidic, almost fruity touch. That sweet-acid nuance takes the edge off the cedar. It leaves a unique sweetness, dark yet light and sober, very pretty.
I didn’t like it at all. It smells like pine (even though the official website lists cedar, pine needles aren’t an official note, but whatever…). It doesn’t matter because they’re conifers and the scent is very similar. It smells too masculine (no matter how virile you are, I don’t think that’s positive, because it smells a bit outdated), reminding me of pine car air fresheners or your grandfather’s legendary wild pine. There’s also a noticeable smell of smoke, or rather, of burning fir branches in a fireplace. It’s fun for a while, but not worth spending €250 to smell like that, which I find super weird.
One of the weakest options I’ve tried from this brand. Smells like resins and forest; it’s easy to detect but standard quality without offering much, especially now that more complex variations are available on the market. Profumum sold me a boring perfume at a high price. Scent: 6, Projection: 5.7, Longevity: 8.7, Originality: 3, Price: €250, Recommended: No.