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Ink by Akro

Men Women 2022

Brand
Akro
Perfumer
Olivier Cresp

Description

Ink by Akro is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, this composition features the nose of Olivier Cresp.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 31%
  • Spring 23%
  • Summer 9.8%
  • Autumn 36%
  • Day 44%
  • Night 56%

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Community

806 votes

  • Positive 61%
  • Negative 20%
  • Neutral 19%
positive reviews 806 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Autumn

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About Ink

Main accord aromatic Year 2022 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Olivier Cresp

Ink by Akro is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, this composition features the nose of Olivier Cresp.

Woods and mosses White flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

291 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

281 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

366 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

269 votes

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  1. A blend of Comme des Garçons Wonderwood, Encre Noire, and a bit of Guilty Absolute when dry; earth, ink, and a hint of deep leather. I absolutely loved it. The performance is brutal in every way.

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  2. Feels like a mix of CdG Wonderwood, Encre Noire, and a touch of Guilty Absolute when dry; earth, ink, and distant leather. I’ve taken a liking to it, and the performance is brutal—it lacks nothing.

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  3. Literally smells like ink, I swear it’s the most realistic thing I’ve ever heard, the question is: do you want to smell like ink?

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  4. Literally smells like ink. I could swear it’s the most realistic ink-scented perfume out there. The question is: do you want to smell like ink?

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  5. Curious that the first thing I detect isn’t the ink. I’m not an expert, never got a tattoo, so I don’t know if it evokes a studio for you, but for me, it reminds me of SHL’s Mortal Skin (ink and berries), but it’s not that. It starts with a fresh ink blast, then quickly gains a dirty musk that smells like unwashed urine or genitals. Maybe it’s just a scent I repel, which is why I notice it so fast and run away. It’s more of a Nasomatto Sadonaso vibe. I’d define it as musky and dirty, not ink, smoky, or leather.

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  6. Akro Ink is a bold, characterful fragrance, perfect for making a mark. It suits any age, from young to old. Smells like Bvlgari Black thanks to those ink and leather notes; it’s unisex and works for anyone. It shines in the cold months; autumn and winter are ideal to get lost in that mysterious veil. Sublime for party nights or formal events where its unique presence won’t go unnoticed.

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  7. Akro Ink is a daring, characterful fragrance, ideal for leaving a mark. It suits any age, from young to old. Smells like Bvlgari Black due to those ink and leather notes; it’s unisex and works for anyone. It shines more in the cold, perfect for autumn and winter to wrap yourself in its mystery. Sublime for events and dinners where you want to stand out.

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  8. byrgertidesson

    At first, it smells like Zoologist’s Trex, but the evolution is much better: a fresh leather with a plastic touch that adds charm and keeps it from being too old-man. When dry, it reminds me of F by Ferragamo Black, but more balanced—not sharp or monotonous; there, the plastic turns into the ink that gives it its name. Projection and longevity are beasts; it invades rooms, and today at a crowded bar (Cervecería Chapultepec), several people asked what I was wearing (9/10).

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  9. byrgertidesson

    Ink starts out smelling very much like Zoologist’s Trex, but the evolution is superior: it projects fresh leather with a ‘plastic’ note that adds flirtatiousness and prevents it from being too old-man. When dry, it recalls F by Ferragamo Black (though with less impact), being more balanced, not sharp or monotonous; there, the plastic note transforms into the ink that gives it its name. Projection and longevity are insane; it invades rooms, and today at Cervecería Chapultepec, several people asked what I was wearing (9/10).

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