- Jan 3, 2019
Time for a dedicated Ensar Oud thread.
I'm a huge fan of all the pure parfums and most of the attars. Those of you who know the house will know that it is famous for very high quality natural ingredients (particularly pure oud oils, as the name suggests). Opinions vary greatly and some of the scents are challenging.
Today I am wearing Iris Noir, it was previously available in attar format but now in pure parfum. It is absolutely delightful. Sophisticated with a nice sweetness and clean oud(s).
Recently a few new attars were released, the one that was most appealing to me is "Black Changho"
"Black Changho doesn’t smell of ash or burnt-black gum. Instead, walls of resinous incense waft around you courtesy of the noir selection of ouds, steeped in vintage Timor sandalwood, finished with a splash of patchouli to compliment the earthy drydown. And that’s it."
There is also a more accessible EO EDP set, which is a great chance to try out 4 fragrances (although I myself prefer the pure parfums).
I'm a huge fan of all the pure parfums and most of the attars. Those of you who know the house will know that it is famous for very high quality natural ingredients (particularly pure oud oils, as the name suggests). Opinions vary greatly and some of the scents are challenging.
Today I am wearing Iris Noir, it was previously available in attar format but now in pure parfum. It is absolutely delightful. Sophisticated with a nice sweetness and clean oud(s).
Recently a few new attars were released, the one that was most appealing to me is "Black Changho"
"Black Changho doesn’t smell of ash or burnt-black gum. Instead, walls of resinous incense waft around you courtesy of the noir selection of ouds, steeped in vintage Timor sandalwood, finished with a splash of patchouli to compliment the earthy drydown. And that’s it."
There is also a more accessible EO EDP set, which is a great chance to try out 4 fragrances (although I myself prefer the pure parfums).
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