Amir Slama Phebo for women and men

A very classy Cyprus, unlike anything I've ever felt within this family there. I'll tell you something, this Phebo doesn't play on duty, my Father, what is this here?! Amir Slama is one of those perfumes that will not please Greeks and Trojans, but the side that it pleases will be for an eternal delight, at the level of its own olfactory signature.

It opens very rough, spicy and somewhat aromatic, it scares right away, but it gets a little citrusy and with lively notes that balance the harshness right away. Here there is Ginger in its skin, fresh at the market, a little airy, very delicious!

In the middle he gets more manly, Vetiver samba on dry land near a lit fire, notes of very rustic earthy Patchouli emanating sporadically from time to time, woody aromatic touches of a closed forest reserve on intense summer days, where the odor of leaves, branches and wood barks are one. I don't feel any flower!

Finally, he gets very serious, with an old-school characteristic, high notes of Pine and Moss very evident, but the main highlight is the resinous presence between the combination of Frankincense and Benjoin, a silky sweet vibe that works like a second skin attaching absurdly, somewhere around 10h/12h kidding. The projection is quite satisfactory, it draws attention around, I liked the full performance of the fragrance! The bottle is an appreciation apart, grade 10!

According to Granado, Almir Slama from 2012 and Almir Slama Raiz are the same cologne. Granado included Raiz to the name because they created Almir Slama Matcha and it became a collection. Redesign.

De acordo com a Granado, Almir Slama de 2012 e o Almir Slama Raiz de 2019 são o mesmo produto. Só acrescentaram o nome Raiz para fazer par com o Matcha, virou uma linha. Apenas um redesign.

Percebo semelhança ao Hermes Un Jrd Sur Le Nil. Deliciosa sensação de tomar um suco de tomate, manga e cenoura num jardim de jacinto.

A good surprise. A scent that leaves me with a pleasant feeling of cleanliness, like a gentleman strolling the streets of Rio de Janeiro in the 50's.

Very spicy and yummy.