Narcos’is by Vertus
Men Women 2017
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Description
Narcos'is by Vertus is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, this composition features rhubarb, cardamom, coffee, and mandarin as top notes; mango, ginger, and amber in the heart; and vetiver, peach, and ambergris in the base.
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About Narcos’is
Narcos’is by Vertus is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, this composition features rhubarb, cardamom, coffee, and mandarin as top notes; mango, ginger, and amber in the heart; and vetiver, peach, and ambergris in the base.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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I can’t believe they didn’t declare the marijuana… I’m back in my 20s, sitting in Plaza 2 de Mayo, drinking a mini beer, smoking, and playing with a hacky sack. Blessed 20s.
What time is it? 4:20…🌿 Narcosi’s is an obscure perfume; even the Vertus brand isn’t famous, yet its name promises relaxation and ‘loss of sensitivity’. While it contains no actual cannabis in its notes, it creates a ‘narcosis’ accord. I’m telling you this because if you’re waiting for YouTube reviewers (the showmen), you’ll never discover it. The opening smells like fresh cannabis, unburnt; it’s not the scent of smoking, but rather fresh ‘little trees’ like broccoli, which dominates everything. It’s accompanied by mango in the dry down, but it doesn’t smell sweet. If you pay attention, you can detect vetiver and coffee. It’s linear with moderate projection, unisex but with a slight masculine lean. In my opinion, it’s not for work: if someone recognizes that ‘little tree’ scent, they’ll think it’s your perfume and start suspecting, imagining all sorts of things. Compared to Black Afgano, which is resinous, dark, and smoky with an herbaceous base (something present here but taken to another level), the rhubarb and vetiver (perhaps another note) are responsible for that specific aroma. It’s hard to find, but it’s worth every penny. I’ve been using it for years, and no ‘challenger’ has dethroned it. Cannabis Blue by FDB gets you close to the experience, but the crown belongs to Narcosi’s. As ‘El Chombo’ said, I mean, as ‘Dr. No’ said 😉 Fantastic 🌟
What time is it? 4:20… 🌿 Narcosi’s is an obscure perfume; even the Vertus brand isn’t famous, yet its name promises relaxation and ‘loss of sensitivity.’ While it contains no actual cannabis in the notes, it creates a true ‘narcosis’ accord. I’m telling you this because if you’re waiting for YouTube reviewers (the showmen) to cover it, you’ll never know about it. The opening smells like fresh cannabis, unburnt; it’s not the scent of smoking, but rather fresh ‘little trees’ like broccoli, which dominates everything. It’s backed by mango in the dry down, but it doesn’t smell sweet. If you pay attention, you can detect vetiver and coffee. It’s linear with moderate performance, unisex but with a slight masculine lean. In my opinion, it’s not suitable for work: if someone recognizes that ‘little tree’ scent, they’ll think it’s your perfume and start suspecting, imagining all sorts of things. Compared to Black Afgano, which is resinous, dark, and smoky with a grassy base (something present here, but taken to another level), the rhubarb and vetiver (perhaps another note) are responsible for that distinct aroma. It’s hard to find, but it’s worth every penny. I’ve been using it for years, and no ‘challenger’ has dethroned it. Cannabis Blue by FDB gets you close to the experience, but the crown belongs to Narcosi’s. As ‘El Chombo’ said, I mean, as ‘Dr. No’ said 😉 Fantastic 🌟