rodrigomorr

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Looking for a mainly woody but also sweet winter fragrance 🪵❄️

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For reference, these are some of the fall/winter oriented perfumes that I enjoy the most currently:

Spicebomb Night Vision EdP by V&R, Papilefiko by Nishane, Haltane by PdM, Paragon by Initio, Man In Black by Bvlgari, Eilish #2, The Inimitable William Penhaligon by Penhaligon, 1 Million Lucky by Paco Rabanne.

I've also tried some Gris Charnel dupes and I quite like them, like Lattafa's Antique or Arabiyat Prestige's Al Noor. So you can probably already guess that I like my woods VERY sweetened, I just don't like it to be cloying and sickly sweetening either. I also enjoy fruity notes, spices, vanillic, resinous, boozy, tea and leathery notes.

This is my scentsplit cart so far full of 1 ML samples, can you tell me which ones are worth getting for me and which ones aren't? I'm trying to make a cleansing of my cart and avoid anything that might be TOO woody or TOO sweet. The main thing is I want woody/sweet to be like a 60/40 ratio.

- Gris Charnel Extrait / BDK Perfumes - Opus XVI Timber / Amouage - Almond Suede / Arquiste - Japanese Whiskey / d'Annam - Desert Rosewood / Goldfield & Banks - Inverness / Memo Paris - African Rooibos / Chris Collins - Golden Green / Xerjoff - Celebes Woods / Mizensir - Vanhera / Laboratorio Olfattivo - Atlas Fever / Ex Nihilo - Plum in Cognag / Scents of Wood

I'd appreciate your comments. Or if there's any other ya'll might recommend, I'm all ears đź‘‚

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    1. rodrigomorr

      Oh I've always wanted to try Halfeti and it's flankers but they don't have Penhaligon at Scentsplit 🥲 I'll try to smell the others too, thanks a lot 🙏

  1. FoxHound215@foxhound215

    Terre d'Hermes edt is a favorite citrus woodsy amongst many. ATH Hombre is a good one also. ATH Morpheus is more of a strong woody scent, less sweet. Same as Tom Ford Oud Wood.

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