Hombre de Palo

6 reseñas

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• Agonistes

  December 11, 2023

  

  Another piece of garbage from this crowd, confusing alternative fragrances with impossible and repulsive stench… Here we have a horrid, bitter leather smell that pushes you to the edge of nausea. If these are the scents of Spain, I’m packing my bags and emigrating to Greenland. As for Mr. Bofifa, who reviews all the trash from this brand, I ask what his position is within it, because I can’t believe it.

• Agonistes

  December 16, 2023

  

  Another piece of garbage from these people, confusing alternative fragrances with impossible and repulsive odors… Here we have a horrid, bitter, leathery smell that pushes you to the brink of nausea. If these are the scents of Spain, I’m packing my bags and emigrating to Greenland. To Señor Bofifa, who reviews all this trash from this brand, I ask: what’s his position there? I can’t believe it.

• TiquisMiquis1111

  March 9, 2024

  

  Step into the forest of the wealthy and aromatic thyme with Hombre de Palo crafted for lovers of old wood and herb scents. Green fresh and invigorating it transports you to a world of herbal warmth and rich woody depth. This robust herbal woody resinous metallic and animal fragrance opens with a refreshing explosion of thyme and camphor that awakens the senses. The intense thyme evokes Mediterranean mountains with hints of spices clove camphor and mint. The oakmoss base brings the green of the forest with earthy damp and salty nuances. The woods—Hinoki (Japanese white cedar with a lemon aroma) Atlas Cedar (warm and balsamic) Oak (with vanilla coconut and leather) and Rosewood (citrusy and smoky)—add character. Geosmina recalls wet earth while costus adds a horse-like animal touch linked to Corpus Christi and the Middle Ages. Hombre de Palo is more than a scent; it’s the fusion between Hombre de Palo and Toledo’s Corpus Christi. I’m fascinated by the entire ÑBitor line because every fragrance tells a story of history and culture. The brand captures moments and places from our Spain creating a unique experience. ÑBitor doesn’t just sell perfumes; it offers a sensory journey through time and space. I give full credit to Señor Bofifa for allowing us to admire this masterpiece.

• Psicostasis

  March 11, 2024

  

  Varnishes with a fennel touch; very agreeable and green, but lacking freshness. It smells like green paint for wooden blocks. It’s comfortable, routine, a bit autistic. When I was little, my favorite color was green, and this scent reminds me why.

• TiquisMiquis1111

  March 17, 2024

  

  Step into the forest of the wealthy and aromatic thyme with Hombre de Palo, crafted for lovers of old wood and herbal scents. Green, fresh, and invigorating, it transports you to a world of herbal warmth and rich woody depth. This robust, herbal, woody, resinous, metallic, and animal fragrance begins with a refreshing explosion of thyme and camphor that awakens the senses. The intense thyme evokes Mediterranean mountains with hints of spices, clove, camphor, and mint. The oakmoss base brings the forest’s green with earthy, damp, and salty nuances. The woods—Hinoki (Japanese white cedar with a lemon aroma), Atlas Cedar (warm and balsamic), Oak (with vanilla, coconut, and leather), and Rosewood (citrus and smoky)—add character. Geosmin recalls wet earth, while costus adds a horse-like animal touch, linked to Corpus Christi and the Middle Ages. Hombre de Palo is more than a scent; it’s the fusion between Hombre de Palo and Toledo’s Corpus Christi. I’m fascinated by the entire ÑBitor line because each fragrance tells a story and culture. The brand captures moments and places of our Spain, creating a unique experience. ÑBitor doesn’t just sell perfumes; it offers a sensory journey through time and space. I give full credit to Señor Bofifa for appreciating this masterpiece.

• Psicostasis

  March 24, 2024

  

  Varnish with a hint of fennel, very agreeable, green but not fresh. Smells like green paint for wooden blocks. It’s comfortable, routine, a bit autistic. When I was little, my favorite color was green, and this scent reminds me why.