Richwood

16 reseñas

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• tona17

  January 29, 2020

  

  What surprises me most is the longevity on dry skin: 6 hours with just one pump. It smells 100% exclusive, a very noble woody talc that screams ‘I’m a dad in his element,’ life sorted, and a host inviting you to enjoy a bonfire while the kids sleep in the armchair. It’s super noble and protective; nothing can ruin your mood, and best of all, it’s exactly what all women look for in a man. Unfortunately, it’s very pricey: $625 for 100 ml.

• tona17

  February 3, 2020

  

  What impresses me most is its longevity on dry skin: 6 hours with just one pump. It smells 100% exclusive, a very noble woody talc that screams ‘I’m a dad in his element,’ life sorted, and a host inviting you to enjoy a bonfire while the kids sleep in the armchair. It’s super noble and protective; nothing can ruin your mood, and best of all, it’s exactly what all women look for in a man. Unfortunately, it’s very pricey: $625 for 100 ml.

• blackened

  August 7, 2020

  

  Creamy sandalwood with lines of rose. Rich and well-founded recipe. You can see the Coromandel scheme. Very top-tier.

• Dr.No

  January 25, 2021

  

  Richwood copies Chanel’s Coromandel formula, but better, more sophisticated, and unisex. Coromandel is feminine, though men can wear it if they like. Richwood has that vanilla/musk base with earthy patchouli and adds a creamy Mysore sandalwood. But the sandalwood isn’t the main note; it revolves around the patchouli base. It’s sweet, woody, and totally unisex. The sweetness is different from Coromandel, and the patchouli doesn’t smell as dirty. It lacks originality, but it justifies its price with quality and sophistication. One of the best in the 17/17 Stone Label collection. Worth the $600+. If you complain about the price, you don’t know where you are. It’s luxury. If you can’t afford it, look for an Ivory Route decant, a much cheaper spiced sandalwood.

• avasquezniche

  August 13, 2021

  

  Oh my god, this perfume has a chord taken to heaven. The most natural scent I’ve ever smelled. A wonderful Mysore sandalwood, an earthy yet masculine patchouli, and a shy rose lurking in the background. A touch of discreet vanilla to soften it. It starts with bright citrus lasting 5-10 minutes, then shifts to woody and earthy notes. It’s 50% patchouli and 50% sandalwood, creamy and slightly powdery, with a floral and vanilla base. It arrived a week ago and is currently the best in my collection. I only wear it when I have too much happiness.

• avasquezniche

  August 26, 2021

  

  Oh my God, this perfume has an accord taken to heaven, almost as if Jesus himself composed the notes. It’s the most natural thing I’ve ever smelled in my life, featuring wonderful and pleasant Mysore sandalwood alongside an earthy but very masculine patchouli, balanced by the sandalwood. Behind it lies a shy rose and a discreet vanilla that adds a slight sweet touch. The opening explodes with bright citrus lasting 5-10 minutes, then shifts to the woody and earthy notes. It’s such an elaborate composition that it feels 50% patchouli and 50% sandalwood, leaving a creamy, slightly talcum-like trail with a floral note underneath and vanilla trying to peek out without being too sweet. It arrived a week ago and is the best in my collection, reserved only for when my soul has more than enough happiness.

• Greenwich72

  March 28, 2022

  

  Honestly, I’m disappointed now. I tested it in 2015 and fell in love at first sight: a tidal wave of smoky patchouli, woods, and citrus with a creamy sandalwood that filled me with happiness. The quality was opulent and sexy. I finished my 100ml bottle and bought another. I liked the new bottle less, but the essence was the same. Now, upon testing it, it smells very alcoholic, sharper, and more strident. It lost that magical creaminess. The trail dropped from 12 to 7 hours. Maybe the brand grew and the ingredients aren’t the same anymore. For me, it’s not the same. If you’ve tested old decants, you understand. For newcomers, they’ll surely like it because there’s no comparison. The heart of Richwood is still there, but I’m not sure if it’s the same.

• F.Valenzuela Salfate

  July 6, 2022

  

  Richwood is the best versatile perfume in my collection; I love it from start to finish. It begins with a sweet citrus that blends with a light rose and blackcurrant, finishing with the classic Xerjoff base. Performance and sillage are moderate, lasting up to 6-8 hours. That said, I don’t recommend buying it blind; better to try a decant before committing to a bottle. In conclusion, it’s a jewel that perhaps should last longer given its price, but it’s still a great perfume that won’t disappoint.

• F.Valenzuela Salfate

  July 17, 2022

  

  Richwood is the best versatile perfume in my collection; I love it from start to finish. It begins citrusy and sweet with a touch of rose and blackcurrant, ending with that classic Xerjoff base. Longevity is moderate, between 6 and 8 hours. Don’t buy it blindly; better to try a decant first. It’s a gem that should last longer for its price, but it doesn’t disappoint. Great perfume.

• calvofe

  August 10, 2022

  

  The opening is a sophisticated, aristocratic patchouli of brutal quality. Once it settles, a celestial sandalwood emerges as the fragrance’s core. Gradually, citrus, rose, and vanilla join in, but they never overpower it, except at the very end where only vanilla remains. It’s an exquisite patchouli and sandalwood blend. As for projection, it’s true that it’s not very noticeable and isn’t long-lasting, a major negative; even though it’s an extraordinary composition, it fades in about 5-6 hours. What a shame; everyone should smell this marvel.

• calvofe

  August 14, 2022

  

  It opens with a sophisticated, high-quality patchouli. As it settles, a celestial sandalwood emerges as the core. Then come the citrus, rose, and vanilla, without overpowering the sandalwood, except at the very end where only vanilla remains. A true gem of patchouli and sandalwood. The projection is the weak point: it’s barely noticeable and lasts about 5-6 hours. What a pity, because it’s a marvel that should last longer.

• Guts98

  March 4, 2025

  

  I read the reviews and found the keyword: ‘aristocratic.’ At Richwood, it’s not just luxury; it’s solemn, almost sacred, for high-level individuals. It starts citrusy, then blends sandalwood, rose, and patchouli with vanilla. First-class ingredients from famous perfumers. It’s magic in a bottle. I recommend Richwood to anyone seeking something that elevates the senses and adds sophistication. Worth every euro.

• wildkatzen

  March 10, 2025

  

  I tested the decant and the Arabic clone, Fascination Emir, and both are excellent and very similar. Soft, floral, with rose, sandalwood, vanilla, and patchouli; everything is balanced and elegant. It’s not mind-blowing, but it has good longevity. If you like floral scents with sandalwood and vanilla, it’s worth it. Rating: 8/10. Maybe it just lacked a magical touch, like an exotic flower or a marine note, to make it unforgettable.

• wildkatzen

  April 2, 2025

  

  I tested this perfume on a decant as well as an Arabic clone, Fascination Emir; both are very good and similar. The opening is a soft floral with hints of rose, sandalwood, vanilla, and patchouli, all balanced, elegant, and slightly sweet, with a soft woody character. It’s not an aroma that drives you crazy claiming it’s from another world, but it is notable for its performance. If you like florals, sandalwood, and rose-vanilla touches, you can go for this; I’d give it an 8 out of 10. The only downside is they could have added that magical touch to make people lose their minds, perhaps by including an exotic note like Amazonian flower, root, or some strange marine algae.

• Pabloquinte

  June 28, 2025

  

  I bought a decant, and it smells like talc, reminiscent of Mugler’s Angel—those 90s perfumes that were a huge hit. It’s unisex, though it leans more feminine for me.

• andysandel

  July 15, 2025

  

  I tested the decant several times, and it just doesn’t stick with me. I can detect the bergamot, patchouli, sandalwood, and rose, but it feels too creamy. The ingredients are top-tier, but the blend isn’t for me. (Still analyzing).