Last Word by PERDRISÂT
Men Women 2022
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Last Word Created in 2022 by perfumer Callum Rory Mitchell for PERDRISÂT, Last Word is a scent for women and men. Its profile pairs green and aromatic freshness with ozonic, watery facets on one side and amber, woody, smoky, balsamic and earthy facets on the other. Cucumber and mint give a crisp, watery impression with an aromatic, ozonic feel. The…
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Last Word
Created in 2022 by perfumer Callum Rory Mitchell for PERDRISÂT, Last Word is a scent for women and men.
Its profile pairs green and aromatic freshness with ozonic, watery facets on one side and amber, woody, smoky, balsamic and earthy facets on the other.
Cucumber and mint give a crisp, watery impression with an aromatic, ozonic feel. The greenness stays sharp and unsweet, like damp leaves and cool air.
Angelica root and galbanum add a herbal, rooty and earthy character with a resinous edge. They keep the composition dry and precise rather than soft.
Incense brings a balsamic and smoky quality linked to the amber accord. It adds texture and density without sweetening the whole.
Vetiver contributes a woody and earthy facet that sits well with the aquatic impression. The result is a contrasting wear for those who enjoy unconventional green scents with smoke.
Great for anyone who likes green, aromatic scents with an ozonic and aquatic touch and also wants wood, incense smoke and earth in a unisex option.
Last Word offers a distinctive take on green: fresh and watery yet amber-like, woody and smoky, held together by incense and vetiver. A 2022 creation worth trying if you like sharp contrasts.
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