L'Eau D'Issey Pour Homme Noir Ambre by ISSEY MIYAKE Eau de Parfum Spray 100ml

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Perfumista is in no way affiliated with, or working in any form of partnership with, the brand owner. When I review any perfume, I usually have three criteria I go by, quality of smell, performance and pricing. A tale of East meets the Far East, the iconic L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme is transformed in this new interpretation. It starts off with sexy nutmeg, wild saffron along with some hints of cinnamon, establishing one exciting entrance. The fragrance is taken from genuine retail products and is entirely independent of the original manufacturing brand.

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . A masculine “Eau-riental” in which vibrant dark woods fuse with luminous, intense and addictive amber notes. Instead, it performs like there are natural oils and resins at work, including harsh unrounded tones here and there. This is the 12th hidden gem we reviewed, as well as the 3rd from one my favorite designers, Issey Miyake. And because scents reveal your essence, you'll receive recommendations that fit your olfactory personality like a glove.As mentioned in the video Issey Miyake L`Eau d`Issey Pour Homme Noir Ambre is not anything groundbreaking but really, really good for a designer release. We talked about Issey Miyake Or Encens before, and stated that it was one of two limited editions released in Issey Miyake’s special packaging.

Moreover, it has woody, spicy, and leathery influences and does have a multifaceted sort of feel—again, more of a designer blend (typical of the brand) than an amber-dominant mix. Accented with the aroma of leather, tonka bean and smooth vanilla makes for a powerful fragrance that fuses rich gourmand notes with the more delicate saffron and papyrus.All fragrances are 100% original but will not be supplied in any retail/branded packaging and no trademarks or logos will be used. A flamboyant honeyed spicy oriental focused on smoky leather (utterly dried down by harsh papyrus and burnt resins/elements from the woods) and old spices. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.