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Pampero by Christine Darvin

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Pampero by Christine Darvin is a woody oriental fragrance for men. The top notes are violet, hazelnut, bergamot, and tangerine orange; the heart notes are pepper, incense, iris, and cumin; the base notes are patchouli, myrrh, amber, sandalwood, and leather.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 0%
  • Spring 0%
  • Summer 33%
  • Autumn 67%
  • Day 60%
  • Night 40%

Key notes

Community

8 votes

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positive reviews 8 community votes
LongevitySoft SillageModerate Best momentDay

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Day

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About Pampero

Main accord woody Gender Men

Pampero by Christine Darvin is a woody oriental fragrance for men. The top notes are violet, hazelnut, bergamot, and tangerine orange; the heart notes are pepper, incense, iris, and cumin; the base notes are patchouli, myrrh, amber, sandalwood, and leather.

Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Woods and mosses Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Tied for the lead Soft / Very long-lasting

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

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  1. ShiseidoTactics

    I was blown away by this one. Perfect for cool or cold days. Lasts forever and projects well—better than many current fragrances. It’s that blend of incense, iris, and violet; while it sounds feminine, the other notes soften it so it’s not at all girly. Fragantica compared it to Dior’s original Fahrenheit, but aside from a slightly synthetic opening, they have nothing in common. It’s not simple; it’s a complex and very pleasant mix. It has that oriental sweetness, but it’s more floral than woody. Tested and ready, this one will definitely appeal to lovers of this style.

    • Woody
    • Incense
    • Iris
    • Violet