Aoud Lemon Mint by Mancera Paris Eau de Parfum Spray 120ml

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Don’t worry, Mancera Cedrat Boise is a beast mode cologne. It’ll easily last more than 12 hours on your skin, and you’ll get the smell of this cologne from your clothes even after the day is over. As both of these colognes have similar notes like Saffron, Jasmine, and Amber, people might think you are actually wearing a legendary cologne. Mancera Instant Crush is not an exact clone of BR540, but they have an identical vibe. In the beginning Aoud Lemon Mint definitely looks brighter than you are used to from most Aoud fragrances. Of course the lemon sets the tone, but not as strong as expected. Coriander, which I don't like very much in high doses, blends very well into the top note here. This, and perhaps a pinch of pepper, gives the fragrance a slightly green-spicy facet, which, in combination with the lemon and jasmine, provides the lightening of the Aouds. Nevertheless, it is present for me throughout the entire process. It does not look synthetic, but very round, woody resinous, only slightly dirty and therefore darkens the fragrance a little. Just as responsible for the fact that I wouldn't meet the classification as fresh are the discreetly gourmand notes of almond, which fortunately doesn't remind me of marzipan, and vanilla. Patchouli, leather and vetiver, on the other hand, cannot be filtered out for me. When the top note fades with time, the unfortunately rather sweetened vanilla takes up a larger space, so that the base smells relatively simply of ambered musk aoud.

I can guarantee that Instant crush can make you feel confident and seductive on your night out at the parties. This fragrance has common points with Eros, JPG Le Male, Chanel Allure Edition Blanche, Reflection, every oud from Montale and Mancera, and Guerlain L'Ideal. It's a smooth and nearly gourmand but it's a far cry from what most people would expect from the name. In the case of this fragrance, almond is used as a support note and feels creamier than almond ice cream would be. If you are someone who is new to the niche game, this may not bother you, but it is past due time that Mancera upgraded their ingredients to a higher level, and my recommendation is that you shouldn’t smell their fragrances up close in the place where you sprayed them since they smell much better in the air around the wearer. While many releases have similar names and often share similar notes and accords, officially, each one is a standalone release without being a flanker of the other.This could be to the subtler performance or the fact it isn’t as much of a compliment garner as you may believe by seeing just the notes themselves. Both aoud and oud are roughly translated from Arabic as fragrant, dark, and resinous wood. Both terms refer to Agarwood, an ancient element found in the Middle East. Conclusion As for compliments, sadly, no one said anything without previously asking what they think about the fragrance I was wearing on that particular day. In the dry-down, you’ll get a rich blend of jasmine and patchouli. After that, the tobacco notes will start to project along with some woody notes and vanilla.

The new magnetic cap versions of this fragrance have been reformulated and the end result was paid to the performance department without tinkering with the actual composition. Aoud Lemon Mint by Mancera is a woody oriental fragrance for men and women and was released in 2016. The creator of this perfume is Pierre Montale. Mint is barely noticeable, but it does the job. I have noticed that this mint accord comes and goes from the official note listing which is probably due to the reformulations that occasionally happen.

Strong contrasts make perfumes really interesting. And the combination of something rather heavy like Aoud (by the way this is the correct transcription from Arabic) with fresh notes promises to be exciting. Unlike usual, there is no rose and no saffron in Aoud Lemon Mint, but strangely enough no mint either. The question arises how Mancera got the name. Aoud Lemon Almond Vanilla would of course have been a stupid, albeit more appropriate alternative. During testing I noticed in any case a quite clear difference between the paper strip and my skin, because the freshness perceptible on the former is as so often much less noticeable on the wrist. That is why I think the current classification here is rather misleading. Either a lot of people just took the paper test or they have a different skin than me. It strikes me however generally that the classification as 'fresh' is met much more frequently than I would do it myself.

Sauvage is often touted both as a work scent and a club banger panty dropper, and I want to kill myself after typing that. This fragrance is the far, far FAR more mature version of what Sauvage tries to be. It was initiated by the distributor “Al Hthar”, who had previously specialized in establishing major perfume brands in the Gulf region. I soon hear the vanilla-amber base; the flowery, earthy middle section still resonates a little. Leather is a bit there, too, but more of the lighter variety. In the drydown I like the fragrance best. It's warm (amber) and sweet (vanilla) but is fluffy and lightened by minimal remnants of the top notes And finally, completing this exotic bouquet are the Mancera instant crush base notes like white musk, vanilla, oakmoss, and sandalwood.The durability is very good! So 3-4 hours shines the pretty strong and you are definitely noticed in the time. Whether you want or not. After that, he is a little cuddlier, but holds loose 10 hours through, in which he is also throughout easy to perceive. A times briefly turned or waved his arm and he rises again in the nose. So I wish me that. Although this is another Citrus heavy scent from Mancera, it’s a bit special for having the perfect balance of vibrant fruity and beautiful floral notes. Discover an exclusive range of fragrances. Whether you prefer the sweet, sensual notes of roses or the powerful, alluring depth of oud, Mancera Paris has a scent that resonates with your unique style. Mancera's Aoud Lemon Mint is a niche composition made up of high quality ingredients and targeted at the customer who does not want to smell like every fourth guest at the party. Pierre Montale is the master-perfumer behind this haunting creation. Niche parfums, such as this one, have become extremely popular over the last few decades. Production is small-scale. The goal is not to sell as many as possible but instead to offer something innovative and simply different. Many of them are built around a single note such as vanilla or capture the essence of a certain place, like Barcelona or an environment, like the salty Nordic seaside wind. Secrets Slowly Revealed I usually use it to store my fragrance samples and keep it outside the product box. Overall, along with Instant Crush, this is the best-looking Mancera bottle in my opinion. My Experience With Perfume