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Gris Charnel Extrait
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Gris Charnel Extrait by BDK Parfums is a woody-spicy fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, this composition is signed by nose Mathilde Bijaoui. Upon opening, cardamom, fig, and black tea deliver a vibrant and exotic top note. The heart reveals the elegance of iris, bourbon vetiver, and cistus incanus, creating a floral and earthy texture. The base settles on a warm and enveloping accord of sandalwood, Madagascar vanilla, tonka bean, cedar, and Indonesian patchouli leaves.
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When I bought Rouge Smoking they gave me a sample of Gris Charnel Extrait. The first time dry on paper I thought it was just the original concentrated—what a mistake. Days later on my skin I was blown away. It comes out very potent spicy aromatic and smoky; black tea and especially cardamomo are noticeable. Then it gains a powdery rough edge from the iris. Over time fig and sandalwood come into play creating a wonderful creaminess and milky phase. Vanilla and tonka add sweetness while patchouli adds depth without dominating. It dries very woody and smoky. The stars are sandalwood and cedar a perfect duo with cardamomo and vanilla all wrapped in the fig’s own sweet glow. It’s sweet mysterious nocturnal sexy unisex wild risky and spicy. I FEEL THE FIRE 🔥 The trail is medium but the longevity is immense—over 12 hours. Few last this long. I’M IMPRESSED. It resembles Gris Charnel but isn’t the same: the original is more powdery fresh fruity and daytime; the Extrait is more woody balsamic warm sweet and nocturnal. I would buy it; the price is the only downside I wish there was a smaller format. For its performance and special scent it’s worth it. IT HAS IT ALL. THIS TIME FOR SURE. BRAVO BDK!
When I tried Gris Charnel Extrait I initially ignored it on paper thinking it was just the original stronger—what a mistake. On skin it left me speechless. It comes out potent spicy and smoky with black tea and cardamomo at full blast. Then comes the powdery rough iris. Over time fig and sandalwood work magic creating an incredible creaminess and milky phase. Vanilla and tonka add sweetness while patchouli adds depth without imposing. It dries very woody and smoky; the stars are sandalwood and cedar a perfect duo with cardamomo and vanilla all wrapped in that sweet fig creaminess shining on my skin. It’s sweet mysterious nocturnal sexy wild and spicy. I FEEL THE FIRE 🔥 The trail is medium but the longevity is immense—over 12 hours which is rare. I’M IMPRESSED. It resembles the original but isn’t redundant: this is more woody balsamic warm and nocturnal while the original is more powdery fresh and daytime. I would buy it though the price is high; I wish there was a smaller format but for that performance and special scent it’s definitely worth it. IT HAS IT ALL. BRAVO BDK!
Gris Charnel is my favorite from BDK along with Rouge Smoking so I couldn’t resist trying the Extrait. For those who don’t know it it’s warm and spicy yet fresh with a cardamomo that envelops creamy fig and a milky touch reminiscent of chai latte. It’s exquisite and deserves all the hype. The Extrait shares the same DNA but is darker denser and sexier. It projects more potently with smoky notes appearing almost masculine at first. As it dries down it becomes much warmer and sweeter than the original: the fig tones down while vetiver vanilla and tonka bean rise to the surface. Projection is better for the first 1.5–2 hours but then they match in intensity and duration around 8–10 hours. Maybe the original is more versatile and daytime-friendly while this is better for winter or nights. I’d say they’re 70% similar so owning both feels redundant. Plus the Extrait is even more unisex; if you found the original too feminine try this. I love both and recommend them but honestly I enjoy the EDP more from start to finish. Something special about the original gets a bit blurred here. Note: I like it a lot but I prefer the fig’s spotlight and the clean elegant character of the original Gris Charnel.
Gris Charnel is my favorite from BDK along with Rouge Smoking so I couldn’t resist trying this Extrait version. For those who don’t know it the original is warm and spicy yet fresh with a cardamomo that envelops creamy fig reminiscent of a chai latte. It’s exquisite and deserves all the hype. This version shares the same DNA but is darker denser and sexier. It projects potently with smoky notes that make it seem almost masculine at first. As it dries down it becomes much warmer and sweeter than the original: the fig tones down while vetiver vanilla and tonka bean rise. Projection is stronger for the first 1.5–2 hours but then it matches the original in intensity and duration around 8–10 hours on skin. Maybe the original is more versatile and daytime-friendly while this is better for winter or nights. The similarity is about 70% so owning both feels a bit repetitive. Plus this is more unisex; if you found the original too feminine try this. I love both and recommend them greatly but honestly I enjoy the EDP more from start to finish. I think that something special of the original gets a bit blurred here. Note: I like it a lot but I prefer the fig’s spotlight and the clean elegant and sensual character of the original Gris Charnel.
The moment I smelled it I thought: this is Dior Homme Intense or Parfum my favorite fragrance! They are almost identical especially thanks to that spectacular iris that makes them elegant and unisex. Although Dior smells more like lipstick and this one doesn’t giving it a more masculine vibe. It’s sophisticated a little sweet formal and unique. It has everything. 9/10.
The first thing I thought when I smelled it was: this is Dior Homme Intense (or Parfum) my favorite fragrance. It’s very similar almost identical especially thanks to that spectacular iris that automatically makes it unisex and elegant. Although Dior smells more like lipstick and this one doesn’t have that characteristic I feel it’s more masculine. Sophisticated sweet formal and unique. It has everything. 9/10.
For Valentine’s Day I picked up Gris Charnel Extrait by BDK and absolutely loved it. At first it smells of vanilla and tonka bean—very sweet and dense with hints of tea and fig. Then cardamomo takes over revealing a soft sandalwood that warms and balances the sweetness. I also detect vetiver and maybe some resin like amber even though it’s not listed. It’s unisex with a brutal projection for the first hour before settling to a moderate trail; it lasts between 8 and 12 hours sometimes longer for no clear reason. It makes me see the stars. It’s powerful sweet without being cloying then turns seductive and intense finally leaving a total sense of comfort. BDK has jewels; everything I’ve tried has been a hit. Top-tier quality with incredible notes. My advice: test it on your skin before spending the money.
SanValentin2023 #Feb14 Gris Charnel Extrait I chose this perfume because I think it’s gorgeous; I perceive sweet and dense notes from the start where vanilla and tonka bean dominate with a touch of tea and sweet fig. After a few minutes cardamomo becomes the protagonist and a soft sandalwood appears adding warmth and neutralizing the sweetness. I definitely feel the vetiver which neutralizes this delicious perfume even more and although it’s not declared I smell some resin maybe amber. It’s totally unisex with huge projection for the first hour and then moderate. Longevity varies between 8 and 12 hours; I don’t know why it’s sometimes longer. It’s a fragrance that makes me see the stars; I’m fascinated by it. It’s powerful sweet without being cloying then changes becoming more seductive and intense and finally brings me comfort and satisfaction. The house BDK has perfumery jewels; everything I’ve tried I love. They are excellent quality perfumes with outstanding notes so I recommend testing on skin before buying.
I’ve seen so many tempting reviews of Gris Charnel that when this extrait version came out, I said: no more waiting, we have to try it. I bought a decant, and when I applied it, I didn’t know how to react or how I felt… First impression: interesting, but I didn’t like it much. Instantly, it started changing, and I liked it; it reminded me of Crystal Noir EDT, and more and more similar to that. By the hour, it was nothing like what I had smelled at first. It became a very masculine, potent perfume, nothing like what I was smelling from the start. It smells good, yes, but I didn’t love it enough to invest in a bottle. It would be perfect for a man; I dare say anyone would love it. I decided to gift it to my dad to use, and he loved it. It projects, and when he’s a meter away, I can still smell it all day. Not for me. Regarding its aroma, cardamom is the king in the opening and stays until the end, decreasing in strength but accompanying all the base notes; I can perceive all of them, sweetened by a fruit… maybe fig. It has a strong mentholated touch in the opening and a mild one for the rest of the time, luckily. I’ll say it again: rich perfume if you like dark and dense scents, very unisex leaning masculine.
Delicious smell!!! The only downside I see is that it has very little projection. If that’s not a problem for you, you’ll surely love it. I don’t know if I’ll be the only one noticing how little this perfume projects; I’d love to know your experience with it.
Right after applying, I’m hit with earthy sandalwood and fig. As it evolves, it turns into a creamy iris that reminds me of Givenchy. Low projection, but if it doesn’t bother you, it’s a charming scent, and so will be the people near you.
The scent is a 10/10, like Burgos Cathedral. It’s simply impossible for someone not to like it. A very well-balanced aroma. All its notes in just the right measure, creating a pleasing melody: the creaminess of sandalwood, the sparkling spices of cumin and cardamom, that touch of ripe fig fruit, the sweetness of vanilla and tonka bean, and the woody powdery floral iris… everything where it should be, weighted, measured, and balanced. MARVELOUS. On the other hand, I’ll say it doesn’t bring anything new. It’s not a challenging or daring perfume. It’s quite the opposite. That doesn’t take away any merit; I’m just saying it because if you’re like me, who likes smelling new things, aromas that give you goosebumps and make your stomach do flip-flops, this isn’t that perfume. This is a pop song trying to be alternative but is more commercial than anything else. Made to please anyone and dance in any summer club. Don’t look for a Bohemian Rhapsody here… If you get it, you get it. Oh! I almost forgot, and for being a perfume extract and costing what it costs, the development is trash. That’s clear. The sillage is ridiculous. For the first hour, people might smell you if they get close, but after the second hour, NO ONE SMELLS YOU. On the skin, it might last 6-8 hours, hopefully, but very close to the skin. I personally don’t understand it. In summary: -Age: Anyone -Unisex leaning feminine. -Fresh, cold, and temperate climates. Scent: 8/10. Longevity: 8/10. Duration: 7-8h. Projection: 5/10. Versatility: 8/10. $$$$. 2.64 Euros/ml. Final Score: 7.5/10.
The opening is explosive, then it feels soft and present for quite a while. What it gives me is a sense of personal well-being due to its rich and easy-to-wear aroma in multiple situations.
When my girlfriend comes out, I’ll go get it for her. Gris Charnel Extrait has pleasantly surprised me. I tried its younger brother a couple of years ago and thought it was a good fragrance, but I didn’t continue using it because it felt a bit too feminine and not because it was bad; it just didn’t quite convince me. However, here comes the older brother, and this is a different story. GCE opens with heavy cardamom notes, which reminded me briefly of YSL La Nuit de l’Homme, but here it feels much darker and denser. Later, the fig makes its presence known, mixed with slightly ‘dirty’ notes reminiscent of black pepper, giving it a very serious and elegant tone, leaving behind the youthful sensation the fig might otherwise provide. In its mid-phase, I can detect some floral touches, but honestly, nothing spectacular. What captivates me most is its drydown, where the cardamom, still present, blends perfectly with wood notes and a very subtle vanilla, giving the blend its delicate side. In my opinion, GCE is a great fragrance for very formal settings where it will highlight your attire and personality. For cooler and night climates, it will be the perfect complement.
The opening is much dirtier than Gris Charnel, but the drydown is sweeter. Basically, you feel the patchouli contribution without losing the original’s wood/spice essence, plus a hint of vanilla. I like the extrait more, but it still doesn’t seem anything extraordinary to me. Sophisticated but basic. A decent unisex perfume that’s unlikely to bother anyone.
It has a more potent and smoky opening than the original. I don’t feel the fig as present or sweet; the iris gives it more powdery touches. I see it as more of a night fragrance or for special occasions, whereas the EDP is more versatile and daytime-friendly. It leans more masculine, with moderate trail for the first two hours and longevity just a bit better than the original. I think it’s better suited for temperate climates due to the potency of the opening. I feel that in the name of potency, something of the original’s balance, ethereal, and chic aura has been lost—the kind that wraps you like a cloud. Given the price difference, I’ll stick with the original, though I think this could be the right version for a man.
Woody fresh and spicy thanks to that cardamomo; warm and cozy with soft vanilla and iris. Everything is super clean. I’m head over heels. It’s warm and spicy but fresh thanks to the cardamomo always accompanied by creamy sandalwood a sweet fig (without going overboard) and a powdery yet creamy iris. The opening is potent smoky and creamy due to the sandalwood. As it dries down it becomes much warmer and sweeter than the original: the fig recedes while the dirty earthy touch of vetiver rises along with the woody vanilla of tonka. It has a tiny milky note but keeps its greenery. Nothing overwhelming very stately. Everything is measured to let you detect each note as they combine. This is exquisite. I can’t stop praising the creator. It shares the original’s DNA but is denser and darker. It projects more strongly for the first two hours then matches its EDP sister in intensity with a tiny extra bit of longevity. In total 9 11 hours on skin though you have to get close at the end. On clothes it lasts longer and projects a bit more though honestly I don’t think it’s made to stand out by volume. I’d wear it from November to April and maybe some May nights if the weather is nice. Always dressed up: weddings baptisms first communions on cold nights or evenings you’ll be a hit. Gris Charnel EDP is the flexible version; this Extrait is more for the cold and night. Redundant? Maybe but this was love at first sniff. In summary: the plot twist for the other half of the same story.
It’s woody, fresh, and spicy thanks to the cardamom; warm and cozy with soft vanilla and iris. Everything feels super clean. I’m completely hooked. It’s warm and spicy, but with fresh touches from the cardamom, always wrapped in a creamy sandalwood note, a touch of sweet fig (not too much), and that powdery, creamy iris. The opening is potent, with smoky and creamy vibes from the sandalwood. As it dries down, this version is much warmer and sweeter than the original: the fig recedes, and you notice more of that dirty, earthy vetiver touch, along with the woody vanilla of tonka. It has a slight milky quality but keeps that green edge. Nothing overwhelming, but very distinguished. Everything is measured so you can detect each note as they blend. This is exquisite. I can’t stop praising the genius behind this. It shares the same DNA as the original but is denser and darker. In terms of performance, this extrait projects more during the first two hours. After that, it behaves like the EDP, with the same intensity and a bit extra longevity. On my skin, it lasts 9-11 hours, though you might need to get closer towards the end. On clothes, it lasts longer and gives a bit more projection, though honestly, I don’t think it’s made to stand out in volume. I’d wear it from November to April, and maybe some nights in May if the temperature cooperates. Always dressed up: weddings, baptisms, communions, or any cold evening, and you’ll look like a total showstopper. Gris Charnel EDP is the versatile version. This Extrait is much better for cold weather and nights. Redundant? Maybe, but this was love at first sniff. In short: a twist on the other half of the same story.
I started looking for a 5ml decant because the original is ridiculously expensive, and honestly, it’s worth every penny. You can smell every note: cardamom, fig, black tea, iris, vetiver… I did some research and found Asten Nuit Elegante Extrait, which is about 90% identical. Some people might be shocked by the ingredient quality, but for most folks, it smells almost the same and is way more affordable. If you don’t want to spend that much, I highly recommend it. I’ll keep enjoying this rich Asten scent, which is a steal.