Bordello by Tom Rebl
Men Women 2012
Description
Bordello by Tom Rebl is an aromatic green fragrance from the olfactive family, created in 2012 by the perfumer. This composition, designed for men and for women, unfolds an olfactive structure that evokes the atmosphere of a historic brothel, blending freshness with depth. The olfactive pyramid begins with vibrant top notes that introduce the green and spicy character of the…
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Licorice
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About Bordello
Bordello by Tom Rebl is an aromatic green fragrance from the olfactive family, created in 2012 by the perfumer. This composition, designed for men and for women, unfolds an olfactive structure that evokes the atmosphere of a historic brothel, blending freshness with depth. The olfactive pyramid begins with vibrant top notes that introduce the green and spicy character of the essence. The heart reveals a complex blend of floral and herbaceous aromas that give body to the sensory narrative. Finally, the base notes anchor the composition with woods and amber, providing a warm and enveloping persistence that defines the unique identity of this editorial piece.
Spices Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses
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