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Encens Suave
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Encens Suave by Matiere Premiere is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2019, this composition is signed by perfumer Aurélien Guichard. The top note features intense coffee, giving way to a heart of incense and Madagascar vanilla, while the base rests on benzoin and labdanum.
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Soft Incense is a statement of intent. If the notes say it reminds you of a Botafumeiro, it’s because it is. The coffee barely serves to open the way for the incense, which penetrates deep and clear: it’s pure, spiritual, ecclesiastical, and natural, until it seems to smell of old woods and relics. Then, vanilla slowly emerges, staying in the background to leave a soft scent. The mastery lies in that millimeter-perfect evolution where the vanilla rises subtly. Projection is 2-3 hours, just beyond the arm, and then it settles on us with the lightness of fine silk. For the next 5-6 hours, it’s felt by bringing the nose close, but it remains there beyond 12 hours. The price is 190 euros for 100ml, something only incense lovers and those who appreciate its subtlety will value. The quality is more than enough, and there are mediocre perfumes that cost more. Au revoir.
I never thought I’d like incense so much; in fact, that note usually turns me off, but this one lives up to its name. It’s very soft, not heavy, but with a delicate pearl-gray nuance, like a fine mist and not dense smoke. Benzoin and labdanum wrap it in a delicious balsamic sweetness. It’s subtle but very persistent, with the luxury of top-quality ingredients. On me, it has a relaxing power; I wear it on busy days to feel serene. It has a silent quality: the trail is discreet, but anyone who smells it praises it. This ambered incense is a treasure that I recommend with eyes closed.
Encens Suave opens with sweet coffee, benzoin, and vanilla. It reminds me of a cold February Sunday, waking up late with a lion’s hunger, preparing a foamy vanilla cappuccino to last until lunch. The coffee disappears quickly and gives way to labdanum and incense, creating a soft, harmonious warmth thanks to the resins. It lasts about 10 hours on the skin: strong projection for the first two hours, then it settles into a personal bubble. It’s clearly winter, unisex, and has a night air, though it can be worn during the day. I find it beautiful, and every time I smell it, I smile and think I should stop testing perfumes that are so expensive. Pleasant: 10/10, Interesting: 9/10, Versatile: 7/10, Original: 7/10.
The first time I tested it on blotter paper, I thought: who wants to smell like pure incense? But once I applied it to my skin, everything changed. It’s still incense, but soft, refined, and warm, like walking through a cathedral filled with antique furniture and treasures. On the skin, it blends with a spiced vanilla that adds sweetness and balsamic notes; I barely notice the coffee, but the vanilla stands out and creates a captivating combination. I see it as unisex, very sexy on men and with character on women. Ideal for special occasions or cold weather, as I don’t see myself wearing it daily. The longevity is incredible, over 10 hours, with a strong projection at first. It totally deserves its fame, although the price is high and you only need two sprays. I wouldn’t recommend it for blind buys; better to try a sample first because it’s a very peculiar scent.
The first time I tried it on blotter paper, oh my god, it smelled like pure incense, nothing else, so I wondered who would want to smell like that. But once applied to skin, everything changed. Yes, incense remains the dominant note, but it’s not the only thing. It’s a soft, ecclesiastical yet refined incense—warm and resinous; it reminds me of walking through a massive cathedral filled with antique furniture and treasures from another time. On skin, it blends with a slightly spiced vanilla that adds sweetness and balsamic notes. I don’t really detect the coffee, but the vanilla stands out so much that when combined with the incense, it creates a captivating and mysterious combination… very sexy on a man and full of character on a woman. I see it as totally unisex. It’s more for special occasions; personally, I can’t imagine wearing incense daily. Better suited for medium to cool temperatures. The performance is brutal: it projects wildly for the first 3-4 hours and lasts over 10 hours on skin. It absolutely deserves its reputation. It’s a unique perfume, masterfully blended; it’s hard for an incense perfume to please everyone. The price is high, but with two sprays you get optimal performance. Since it’s not for daily wear, consider if it’s worth the investment. Be careful not to buy it blindly just because of good reviews; it’s still a peculiar scent, so try it first if you can or grab a sample.
Just tried it and it delivers exactly what its name says: it’s incense, but sweet and ambered, making it very wearable and delicious. So far, it’s my favorite from the brand. Nothing like those strong, fresh, or ecclesiastical incenses that are usually so aggressive.
Imagine ecclesiastical incense fused with vanilla cake; that’s this perfume. To me, it’s a blend of church and bakery. It’s a masterpiece! ‘Encens Suave’ is very smoky, with Somali incense resin taking center stage from the start. Softly, it’s accompanied in the opening by green and resinous notes. Then amber enters, and thanks to a deep, sweet but not overpowering vanilla, it radically transforms the incense, bringing it into gourmand territory. In the dry down, we have sweet benzoin with labdanum adding depth and a touch of roasted coffee. It reminded me of ‘By the Fireplace’, but they aren’t the same; ‘Encens Suave’ is more complex, soft, refined, and interesting—it doesn’t smell like a campfire. It also brought to mind ‘Absolute Aphrodisiac’. It’s mysterious, dark, warm, elegant, and addictive. Unisex, leaning masculine. The performance is excellent, like all the Matiere Premiere fragrances I’ve tried, even on my difficult skin. Moderate sillage and high longevity, around 7 hours. I wore it yesterday before bed and woke up with it still perfect. I’d buy it, but I can’t see myself wearing this scent; I wouldn’t know when to use it, and wearing it just to be at home feels like an insult, so for now it’s a no, we’ll see in a few months. I love that they offer multiple sizes, so it doesn’t feel impossible to acquire, unlike with other houses.
Imagine an ancient church fused with a vanilla bakery. It’s a masterpiece where Somali incense dominates from the start, soft and accompanied by green and resinous notes. Then, amber and a sweet but balanced vanilla carry it into a gourmand world. In the dry down, benzoin and labdanum add depth and a hint of roasted coffee. Reminded me of ‘By the Fireplace,’ but it’s more complex, refined, and elegant; it doesn’t smell like a campfire, but rather mystery and warmth. Unisex with a more masculine character. The longevity is brutal, over 7 hours, even the next day. I love that it comes in various sizes, but for now, I don’t see myself wearing it outside the house, so for now, it’s a no.
I tested it on a towel and it delivers 100% on its promise of softness: a delicate, super pleasant, and comforting incense. Sometimes it smells citrusy, like lemon, but I think that’s just my imagination since it doesn’t list citrus notes. It lasts forever on clothes and towels, smelling good for days. Maybe the price and intensity make it hard to see as a daily wear, but I’m not ruling out buying it.
I like it, although I love incense, this particular one doesn’t speak to me much. It reminds me of a less synthetic version of Lattafa’s Ameer Al Oudh Intense Oud, which makes me somewhat doubt its quality and, consequently, its value.
I don’t like it. I’m not saying it’s a bad perfume, but it’s just not for me; it seems like this particular incense doesn’t suit me.
Sublime incense with excellent performance. It opens with the incense, then elegantly transitions into amber. I’ve worn it at the office for a week, controlling the sprays, and everyone around me has liked it. However, if you over-spray, it can become overwhelming in the heat.
It starts very powerful, then softens, which is when you truly feel a wonderful and elegant fragrance. It lasts all day, leaves a pleasant trail, and is a delicious scent; hard to find someone who wouldn’t like it. Worth every penny. I see it as more masculine.
It’s exactly as described: a soft, non-pungent incense wrapped in elegant, restrained, and creamy vanilla—nothing cloying, making it super sexy and unisex. I barely noticed the coffee at first, but it balances perfectly with the rest. It was a blind buy and unannounced, yet my partner already complimented it, saying it smelled great and that she wanted that perfume for herself. Just imagine how good it is. The trail and projection are moderate, but when you’re close… wow. I highly recommend it, even though the price is high; if you want quality, you pay for it. I won’t name it, but recently I bought one from Paris Corner that’s about 85% of this. I’ll keep both to enjoy starting in October.
Warm, enveloping scent with its own vibe. I get coffee notes at first, then it settles into a rich, sweet base with hints of vanilla and very soft incense, needless to say. Perfect.
Soft incense or coffee? Either way, it’s absolutely delicious.
Mysterious and intriguing. This perfume is framed by a sweet, bright incense thanks to the vanilla, which gives it exquisite warmth. At first, the incense dominates; it’s subtle, silky, and luminous, with hardly any coffee detected. As the heart fades, a more woody and resinous scent emerges, like amber, complemented by labdanum and benzoin that add a dry touch. In the dry down, the vanilla recedes but the incense continues to pull woody notes. It has a liturgical air, but that vanilla sweetness makes it perfect for going out at night to stand out. Exquisite and highly recommended.
What a delicious scent. I love incense, and I haven’t found one with such a refined note. The quality really stands out. At 40 minutes, the coffee and vanilla notes kick in, and the combination makes me even perceive chocolate. It’s rich, elegant, creamy, and even sexy. 10/10, I’m fascinated.
The name ‘Suave’ is a lie. It smells like very dry, smoky incense with no room for anything else. On skin and clothes, it’s like standing next to a forest fire; I don’t detect any coffee, vanilla, or myrrh. Since my signature scent is the ‘Loewe 7 Anónimo’, I can’t find a single note here that wins me over. Better to let it sit on your skin for a few hours before buying.