Black Caviar by Electimuss
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Description
Black Caviar by Electimuss is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women, launched in 2019. The top notes are caviar, oud wood, and cedar; the heart notes are rosemary, lavender, and sage; the base notes are oakmoss, vetiver, and patchouli.
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About Black Caviar
Black Caviar by Electimuss is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women, launched in 2019. The top notes are caviar, oud wood, and cedar; the heart notes are rosemary, lavender, and sage; the base notes are oakmoss, vetiver, and patchouli.
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Leading answer Long-lasting
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Character
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Leading answer Fair price
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11 reviews
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Nothing like what I expected. Unfortunately, it just smells like cinnamon to me, which is one of the two notes I hate along with honey. The projection and longevity are terrible. I love this brand, but this is a total disappointment.
Not an aroma I like at all. Sorry, it’s marine, salty, aquatic… yet it lacks any of those notes. It’s a very masculine, dark, and piercing scent; if you hold it too close, you have to pull your face away because it invades your brain. As for longevity, it’s nuclear. My rule for testing perfume longevity is to spray it on my arm, go to bed, and if it’s still there after 9 hours of sleep, it passes. Few do that. This one does. But I insist, it’s a scent I dislike.
Nowhere near my kind of scent. It’s marine, salty, aquatic… yet lacks any of those notes, though honestly, I don’t even know what caviar smells like. It’s a very masculine, dark, loud scent; if you get too close, you have to pull your face away because it goes straight into your brain. As for longevity, it’s nuclear. For testing, I always spray it on my arm and go to bed; if it still smells after 9 hours of sleep, the test is passed. Few pull this off, but this one does. However, I still insist: I just don’t like it.
I see this house repeats itself a lot, almost like an accident. There’s a decent resemblance to Acqua Di Sale by Profumum Roma, but with a vibrant opening that smells of spices like pepper or cumin before the notes settle. Once that initial burst fades, it leaves an earthy trail—like Mediterranean coast and mountains. It’s less summery than the Roma version and more masculine. The downside is the performance leaves much to be desired; it’s not bad, but for a niche perfume, I expect better projection and sillage, plus more originality.
I’m starting to see similarities with many perfumes in this house that seem less like a coincidence. Here, I find a reasonable resemblance to Profumum Roma’s Acqua Di Sale. The main difference is a vibrant opening that seems spicy; I would have said pepper or cumin before seeing the listed notes. Also, after a while, once that vibrant opening fades, a earthy trail remains, like Mediterranean coastal soil or the mountains. So, we have something less summery than the aforementioned Acqua Di Sale, even more masculine. Unfortunately, the performance leaves much to be desired compared to Profumum Roma’s. It’s not bad, but for a perfume that aims to be niche, I demand more projection and sillage. I would also expect more originality than what it has.
I find it reminiscent of Sarah Baker’s Atlante; it comes out with a marine and salty vibe, strong on the first spray.
Elegant without being dark. Fresh without being a lemonade. Balanced without being boring. A delightful, little-known fragrance. For me, it’s a niche fragrance within a niche. It’s on my list of next purchases.
Quite similar to Acqua di Sale, just a bit darker and more complex, with inferior performance. It’s not a scent for everyone.
It is a salty scent. But that doesn’t make it similar to Acqua di Sale or Megamare. In my opinion, it goes a step beyond even Megamare. If Megamare smells like salt with marine vegetal oligo-elements (and some synthetics), Black Caviar is salt with marine animal oligo-elements (nothing rotting) mixed with Oud, cedar, and herbal notes, especially lavender and sage. Those oligo-elements aren’t the main focus; they just support the rest of the notes to add that animalic salty sensation. I recommend testing it well on skin and not forming an opinion based on just one spray. It’s an elegant, luxurious, classy, and mature scent. It requires dressing well. 3 sprays – 2 hours of constant projection. No sporadic bursts. Good sillage and total longevity of 9 hours.
It’s an Acqua Di Sale but with way more quality and body thanks to the herbal notes.
It’s an Acqua di Sale but of much higher quality and with more body thanks to the herbal notes.