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Smells like
- Top
- Grapefruit, Cardamom, Cumin, Ginger, Nutmeg, Saffron, Cognac
- Heart
- Cinnamon, Mastic, Benzoin, Labdanum, Patchouli, Geranium, Myrrh
- Base
- Animalic Notes, Smoke, Sandalwood, Incense, Leather
In everyday terms
Grapefruit and cardamom over cinnamon and mastic with animalic notes and smoke.
- Grapefruit
- Bitter-sweet, juicy citrus
- Cardamom
- Cool, warm spice, like Arabian coffee or spiced tea
- Cumin
- Warm and savoury, like suya spice (yaji)
- Ginger
- Zesty, warm ginger, like the ginger in zobo or kunu
- Nutmeg
- Warm spice, like ehuru (calabash nutmeg) in pepper soup
- Saffron
- Warm and honey-like, a bit like the inside of a brand-new leather bag
- Cognac
- Warm and boozy, like the Hennessy at an owambe
- Cinnamon
- Warm, sweet spice, like cinnamon in buns or zobo
- Mastic
- Fresh, piney resin
- Benzoin
- Warm, vanilla-like resin, like sweet incense
- Labdanum
- Sticky, leathery amber
- Patchouli
- Earthy and dark, like damp soil in a forest
How it wears
ProjectionStrong
People notice it from about an arm's length away.LongevityLong
About 6–10 hours on skin, longer on clothes.In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.