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sharuri – :
I’m loving this interesting smoky floral/woody creation. The floral notes are rich and intoxicating on the opening but that eases a little and then the wood and leather get to surface.
I love this curious smoky creation. Flowers thrown into a fire pit.
Very unisex and intense. A scent for cool conditions or the night.The birch smokiness and leather seem to go on and on.
It smells very modern and a touch avant-guarde.
klihsch – :
This is a woody, smoky magnolia blend that is similar to Nasomato’s Pardon without the chocolate. It opens with a burst of jasmine, gardenia and honeysuckle. Once these settle after 15 minutes, magnolia takes centre stage and the woods and smoky birch begin to emerge. A big dose of Iso-e makes the magnolia feel as thick as slow moving lava.
Storm – :
Metallic, aldehydes, synthetic birch, tart leather, white florals, and ISO e super. Synthetic in a good way!!!
arkan909090 – :
Not in the same league of olfactory terror as Black Afgano but there’s still something in there – the house’s version of birch tar maybe? – which goes nastily bitter and acrid on me. Allllllmost wearable – the leather and musk layers are sweeter and gentler – and it’s certainly complex and compelling, but for something with so many of the notes I normally love to be a flat NO … means that me and Nasomatto just haven’t clicked yet. Or maybe none work with my chemistry. So – still worth a try if you are usually a fan of the house, worth checking out if you really want a musky leather. This definitely has extreme longevity and robust sillage without being the knockout bomb that BA is. But I feel sort of relieved, given the punishing price, that this one didn’t pull me in.
vladro – :
I love the entire Nasomatto line. Yes, these gorgeous scents do contain quite a bit of synthetic ingredients, but I don’t mind synthetics when artfully done. Each fragrance from this collection is unique, yet they share a similar olfactory aesthetics that is incredibly pleasing to my trusty old sniffer.
Blamage opens assertively, with a combination of smoky woods and leather, but it quickly settles into a most amazing scent of the birch tree, offset by some clandestine floral notes. It’s so beautiful that I cannot stop sniffing my wrists! Its projection is outstanding, and it stays on the skin even after I have taken a shower. It is not so overwhelmingly strong as Black Afgano, but still a very good investment, since a little goes a long way.
I tested Blamage against two other Nasomatto frags – China White and Narcotic Venus – in order to compare their development and longevity.
Blamage and China White are somewhat similar in that both scents are dominated by woodsy notes. Although China White is aimed at women, it is actually more unisex than Blamage, because CW remains green-woodsy and somewhat fizzy throughout, while Blamage turns more white floral-woodsy-musky and feminine. Their longevity is approximately the same (over 8 hours), but CW is consistently stronger (which may or may not be a good thing).
On the other hand, Blamage is definitely stronger and more durable than Narcotic Venus. At some point, about half an hour after spraying, they are somewhat similar, but then Narcotic Venus departs towards tuberose and eventually turns into a sweetish tuberose soliflore.
All in all, Blamage is a wonderful scent that goes straight to the top of my small fragrance shopping list. Kudos to the perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri, one of the great noses of our time. Oh, and that ‘birch tree’ bottle is a work of art.
rus11 – :
The one I smelled in Aedes is a soft-sweet almost frangipani floral tone? What the heck wrong with me, or the universe?
i-kalinchik – :
Fun, synthetic in a good way. Don’t get much smelling my skin but there’s thsee wafts of oud/berry soda that come up when I’m walking around. In hair the musk is much more prominent. Tiniest bit of rubber or leather in the top. Lots of power, like a montale in notes but more dynamic and interesting.
Looks like this can be pretty irritating to sensitive noses, and radiates farther than it seems so be careful.
alex481988 – :
a tip/warning: i’ve owned a few decants of this, from about 3 or 4 different places, and i’ve always felt it smelt ‘okay’, just not FB worthy. then, whilst in amsterdam, i decided to test it from a tester, i sprayed it on the wrist and it smelt fuller, more defined, with more layers and just ‘better’.
if you’re on the fence like i was, try it from an official bottle (or don’t dab it on like i did), and actually spray it on. it has more to it, and by doing so i actually ended up liking it more (loving it, actually), and as such i actually bought it!
it’s my 3rd (or 4th) nasomatto and they are all works of art…
Aburatall – :
This has the Nasomotto strength but white woods and something slightly sweet and borderline gourmande in here in a fizzy, woodsy way, like nutty cookie dough. I kind of like it, it’s strange. Modern, slightly unusual – the musk and leather are there but there’s something else that’s prominent that smells floral to me and it isn’t listed. I wanna guess at something in the vein of peach or rose, sweet and edible smelling. Hm, a mystery. A little unsettling, I’d like to smell this on someone else.
kate.kate – :
It smells like a more metallic, less sweet version of “2” by Comme des Garcons. Sharp, squeaky aldehydes, eugenol and cold, menthol-like Iso E, with a scratchy cedar base.
It’s pleasant and lively despite its obvious synthetic tone, but not unlike plenty of things I’ve smelled before. I prefer CDG 2 because it’s spicier and has more depth.
timbdxmzxc – :
“blamage”(letteralmente disonore o peccato, occasione persa, in tedesco) è avanguardia. come doveva sembrare un quadro impressionista ai primi che lo hanno visto, questo profumo fa lo stesso effetto. e non soltanto perchè non ci è dato di sapere quale sia la piramide olfattiva, ma perchè si tratta di tutta una serie di impressioni, appunto, che si susseguono nell’evoluzione, restituendo qualcosa di totalmente astratto, nuovo, del tutto soggettivo. io ci sento cuoio, frutta, muschio, erba appena tagliata, polvere, sciroppo, sentori legnosi e financo fumosi, con un fondo dolce. e pur avendolo già provato un paio di volte, non mi è parso mai uguale a se stesso. notevolissimo, per me, per qualcun altro potrà apparire la classica “merda d’artista”.
Megatorrent – :
I get dry woods, the usual synthetic oud note and white florals that give me a slight soapy note. The high pitched beginning with dried woods shifts to a sweet vanilla and white musk base; the scent gets sweeter, less scratchy, less woody, less soapy, but with the floral lingering there in the background. The late dry down is a soft and creamy vanilla that feels somehow gourmand-ish. It is nice, but not something special. What I really do like is the bottle, especially the cap.
Scent: 7/10
Longevity: 9/10
Projection: 7/10
desislav – :
I have black afgano ,silver musk ,pardon and blamage from nasomatto line but this parfume is the best.
Diman116 – :
When I smell it and look at the accords and notes I’m befuddled, to me it’s fruity/floral. It reminds me very much of Kenzo Flowers without the powder, I think it would be fitting for a young girl, it is possible my sample is mislabeled.
Temooffitle – :
very strange and unique
its very hard to know what in it
totally special
but its not good enough in long lasting this the only problem in it
alexqwer – :
One word sums this fragrance up. “Beautiful”
It’s perfect in every way I am glad it will be number 4 in my collection from the line 😉
g_sharapov – :
“بلاماژ” “رسوایی”
“بلاماژ” “رسوایی” یه عطر فوق العاده جذاب، شروع این عطر رایحه ای از ترکیب گُلها و چوب صندل و فلفل سیاه هست،
تلفیق این رایحه ها با هم بسیار استادانه صورت گرفته، یه بویی حس میکنید که به هیچ چیز شبیه نیست ،یه رایحه تک ،هم مردونه ست هم زنونه، هم احساس مردانگی میده هم احساس لطافت.
عطر در این مرحله پخش بویی فوق العاده داره، سپس رایحه میوه ها از بین میره و عطر به سمت ادویه ای فلفلی چوبی پیش میره.
نهایت این عطر هم با رایحه هایی از عنبر و مقداری رایحه عود نمایان میشه.
دوام این عطر بیش از 24 ساعت هست، واقعا کار با کیفیتیه .
hotaxis کامنت:
(سایت لوکس بایر (با امکان تست سمپل
BigOr – :
This one is exactly the smell of blossoming cannabis: grassy, fruity, green and metallic. If this juice was a color it would be silver. Suitable for both sexes, it has an uplifting pepperiness that keeps you awake without being too loud. Unique.
sirtobaccodle – :
the scent is quite unique. A sharp, white, aromatic, almost sparkling smell of chalk. It gives a kind of electronic buzzy feel in the way it projects.
Some kind of narcotics. It,s very difficult to discribe. The only way to discribe this in terms of smell is to compare it with some kind of washing powder that you smell straight from the box. Very vibrant.
Performance is quite beastly on every aspect.
The drydown gets slightly sweet.
Pretty feminin.
Original but not something i feel comfortable wearing
ozhigin – :
Smells like chamomile tea with some fruits (maybe peach), quite different and interesting, a bit feminine.
ljolik2 – :
This perfume smells promising when first sniffing the cap, however once sprayed the cloying synthetic mess reveals itself in full force.
Perhaps its my skin, but this stuff smells like an old granny on me,. The dry down simply smells off.
I’m a fan of alessandro’s work but this does not make any sense to me. Perhaps the worst ‘niche’ fragrance I’ve ever worn. I received nothing but bad comments for wearing this. Literally had to go home and wash myself because I felt so nauseous.
A fragrance this complex is not suitable for an extrait de parfum concentration. Everyone will notice it for hours but not in a good way.
romanr1984 – :
I am a big fan of Gualtieri’s bold and unique creations and love guessing what’s in them.
Earlier this year, I had the absolute pleasure of meeting him during an event here in Dubai. A true artist to say the least and a very kind person, although a bit more eccentric than your average Joe. We had a very cultural and philosophical conversation where he disclosed some of his secret notes from the Orto Parisi line and other lines, but he asked me not to share with anyone, probably because of the controversy that may arise. Not that he needs anymore of that.
My clients always ask me to recommend perfumes, and not once did I take someone to try Gualtieri’s creations and they came out empty-handed. Whether they knew what was in the bottle or not, they’re all equally mesmerized.
islam-kadi – :
Without emotions from beginning to end, when I had to wash the wrist .
Call ” nose ” , crazy or not, this creator of smells cheesy and not leave history, is a bit too much.
agcno – :
let me begin by telling you that Nasomatto do not provide any info about his creation even if you browse in the web site there is nothing to mention so you must depend on your nose keep in mind when sampling these beautiful extract you must wait for it ,let the scent settle and cool down then sniff the result.
as for Blamage I love it good sillage and very long longevity the scent is strong and its quite oriental ,and to be ohnest I love the whole line of nasomatto
egen973 – :
سلام
شروع عطر با یک رایحه شیرین از امبر و گلی که حالت ابکی داره شروع میشه مثل هر کار دیگه این برند بالانس رایحه ها عالی است و کیفیت خوبی دارند.
بعد از مدتی که از عمر عطر می گذره رایحه دود و چوبی مانند از عطر به مشام میرسه. بنظر میاد رایحه دودی از نوعی رزین و صمغ باشه که در کنارش٬ حالت گلی ابکی رو با خودش داره.
با گذر زمان مقداری حالت گلی عطر قوی تر میشه و ترکیبش با اون رایحه دودی حالت سنگین تر و گرم تری به عطر میده.
عطر شیرینی کم و بالانس شده ای داره و کاملا یونی هست. ماندگاری خوبی داره و حداقل تا مدت ها خودتون رایحه اش رو استشمام می کنید پخش خوبی هم داره و برای اطرافیان٬ بیشتر اون رایحه گلی اش هست که به مشام میرسه.
رایحه اش خاص نیست و میشه گفت در این زمینه حرفی برای گفتن نداره و عطرهای مشابه زیادی شبیه این کار وجود دارند که با توجه به قیمت ارزش خرید این کار رو پایین میاره.
Chimitcyren – :
Either Nasomatto have an impressive marketing strategy, or they really have no idea what notes are in this!
that said, i absolutely love it! its got hints of Pardon and Black afgano in it, and then some woody vibes.
longevity is good, as all nasomattos are, with seven hours projection easily had from it, then it drops down closer to the skin, but still carries that nasomatto vibe.
the bottle is quirky, and different, which makes it attractive to me, and really does suit the fragrance too!
if you like Epic by amouage, Black afgano by nasomatto, and Oud concentree by acqua di parma, then this is one you really should try
dryulya64 – :
Another woody amber norlimbanol bomb by Nasomatto. Besides its agressiveness it radiates also a floral vibe.
Nonetheless I think I prefer Duro and Black Afgano over this creation.
Imo this is also suited for women.
DC100 – :
A lighter, floral, feminine version of a Black Afgano. Only I’m not sure I’m interested on smelling this on anyone at all.
Above average longevity. Stays mostly close to the skin always.
Sample it first. Absolutely don’t blind buy this.
manyak123 – :
According to his visit in the past few weeks, & as per the description of one of his welcomests, Alessandro to public is nothing but a bad guy or let’s say an As$hol$, cause he does those mental issues, and ill state them (according to the professional nose who meet him):
1+ Alessandro said “im not going to tell you what my fragrances are consists off, so take it or leave it”
2+ Alessandro said “if anyone asks you about the ingredients, don’t sell to them”
3+ he is the kinda of guy that his tongue is drenched in sewers lol, he talks freely and dirty neglecting that there are ladies in the house.
4+ He asked the shop owner not to tell anyone including costumers that he is in town, because he doesn’t want-like to meet anyone!? and that was weird & rude.
you know at first i felt awkward having such an ego but then i guessed a bit more that he might be like Sia who does interviews giving the camera her back because of an illness or disease she has and still suffering from which everyone should excuse her for that, so Alessandro might have something like that. in this case i can’t say a thing about it because i didn’t meet him yet, and i would if i liked at least one of his fragrances.
Furthermore, this Fragrance was named a mistake or error because it was invented by mistake or let’s say by coincidence. as Alessandro said to the nose i know, he was very drunk or under drugs that day and mixed up some of the notes together then he pushed them away and had weed, or joint or whatever to relax. He found out later on that the mix he came out with was impressive in away that he named it Blamage (mistake). and it wasn’t that he released it by mistake, it was something made by coincidence.
now to the fragrance…Ok let’s see. i still felt it is very similar to Black Afghano but in a lighter way. it’s tingly and peppery, soapy and never powdery. i can admit it has some kind of drugs yes but like having a flower from each field. dark and not leathery, no tobacco detected, and kind of a very harsh type of roses like the one in Bull’s Blood by Imaginary Authors but lightly and never dominated. and there is a touch of a real Arabian oud. so if you are a fan of Arabian fragrances, then check this one out.
i feel it’s kind of repetitive to his style and to BA specifically, it’s ok and i feel it’s a safe choice.
alevs62 – :
Just received my sample and wore it all day. It was a very interesting experiment, but one I think I will want to do again and again. The beginning for me was sharp and sort of anamalic. It dried to what smells like pencil shavings with a tiny bit of some soft floral. At one point in between I thought it smelled like Play-do!One comment I got was that it smelled like a Lysol cleaner that one woman uses, but she wears Daisy Dream, so I think her nose is biased, lol. Another woman thought it was something she could see more on a man.
I can still smell it soft on my wrist this morning. Really liking this so far…
divel1234 – :
It’s a successful completion of the Nasomato series.
Fruity notes at the beginning are joined soon by amber and sandalwood with a sprinkle of patchouli. The combination stays warm during the drydown (just warm, not sweet).
Has a definitely Nasomato’s fingerprint.
Even though one can find traces of / similarities to some notes of other Nasomato’s fragrances, Blamage is a very well done, very round and elaborated blending. Good wearable during the year.
tio753elipseskism – :
I get a variety of comments on this when I where it. I have 4 fragrances from Nasomatto that I own: Black Afgano, Blamage, Pardon, and Duro…..these are in order of how much I like them.
I LOVE Blamage. It is a very unique scent that still falls within the Nasomatto Brand. I get compliments from both Women and Men. I did have one guy smell it in a room I had left and thought it smelled of a hospital (I don’t get that, but I don’t mind it). It has great silage and longevity to the point you leave your scent in a room.
I didn’t like Blamage at first sniff..I even told my Neiman’s rep there was no need to give me a sample to take and try (although I changed my mind because I had the same reaction to Black Afgano…and it’s now my favorite). This is one that you’ll need to wear and get people’s reaction to it….I’ve had many ask me what I was wearing saying they were looking for something unique like what I was wearing. I think this scent is VERY unisex.
Urbamp – :
This fragrance is a bit of a mess.
I remember reading the blurb about it when it was released and giving out a ‘pffft!’ at the prospect of it.
I thought it’s either going to be utter genius or completely awful and in actual fact it’s neither.
The opening totally reminded me of a fragrance I’d purchased just days before (CdG) Pharell Williams, ‘Girl’ which also has a really odd unsettling, unnatural vibe to it…
They don’t really smell alike though.
Blamage is a difficult clash of super heavy woody notes, wispy, powdered florals (maybe iris/rose/violet?), something metallic, something ambery, resinous and sharp maybe labdanum and an air of sophistication from saffron?
It’s a weird thing…if that’s what Gualtieri and Nasomatto were going for I think they’ve succeeded.
The heavy ‘extrait’ feel is certainly in abundance here but it does feel quite chemical for all the efforts to make this a stand out piece of artwork Blamage is just a bit lacking in focus.
The Flacon is pretty cool and an interesting if not hideous stopper to go on top of it.
This shouldn’t detract from the rest of the offerings from Nasomatto which on the whole are great and this definitely fits into a space (perhaps that didn’t need filling?)despite being such an oddball.
rij261speagoessenda – :
i get a lot of similar notes to nasomatto’s ‘pardon’ in this mix. cannot pick the individual components out, but i’m reminded of pardon more often than not. hard to describe it. it’s nice and warrants further testing…
M-L – :
There’s no doubt that Gualtieri is a real artist, a bit crazy one though. Each fragrance in Nasomatto project is a piece of art and he made a bold and perfect ending for it.
Blamage is not so linear like most of this line. It opens very complicate; floral, fruity, spicy, woody and powdery. As Estebanz said the fruity part is peach (only peel, not the whole fruit). I can clearly smell saffron and a little hint of fresh spices. Sandalwood presents strongly from beginning to the end. The dry down is mostly woody/ powdery.
I don’t know if it’s my skin chemistry or you all have the same experience. In first 30 minutes it is out of balance! And I think here’s the reason it called “Blamage”. But the perfect beauty face appears inchmeal.
Hopefully a nice romantic goodbye to “Nasomatto” has been created. If you like this line, I strongly recommend this fragrance to you. Similar to all its siblings, Blamage made from very high quality materials and lasts long.
ocp640Unlogrere – :
Gualtieri ha colto l’odore tipico e caratteristico dell’erba del prato appena tagliata e l’ha intrappolato in un originale flacone. Punto. Profumo esclusivamente maschile, se dovessi connotarlo con un colore direi “verde scuro”. Black Afgano per me rimane il capolavoro. Questo è monocorde e monocromatico.
Leonid_0160 – :
Fantastic presentation and great fit and finish from the backstory to the bottle and finally the scent. Lightly sweet, woody and enticing at first with an airy and transparent vibe drying down to a nostril singeing base of harsh woody chemicals, what smells like an overdose of wood, rose and a touch of fake amber. I agree with deadidol, it’s a woody, ambery, floral and slightly green aromachemical mess. Sospiro vivace’s light, airy and slightly chemical smelling woody opening comes to mind when sniffing the first few minutes of blamage. And the drydown resembles black afgano minus the oud, smoke and hash. Blamage. Unique and artful, but is it a mistake? It’s a triumph of awesome marketing, cool backstory, packaging, “name” and joke in poor taste than a bona-fide mistake.
ilda20 – :
Some similarities with “Bergamask” by Orto Parisi. Original, green, arrogant, delicious. It’s art and I like it.
chikipuki – :
While I’m perhaps one of a handful of people who appreciates this bottle’s freaky and somewhat disturbing design, the scent itself is the polar opposite in that Blamage is possibly the most safe and mundane thing that Gualtieri has done for Nasomatto. And considering that it’s the line’s swan song, it is (as the name suggests) a bit of a “disgrace” given the originality that came prior.
Not that it’s an utterly ghastly fragrance, mind you (it smells like a combination of several mall scents folded together), but it’s far from a grand finale. Essentially, it’s a straightforward chemical woody-amber with some white florals over a cheap-smelling ambergris type accord. Gualtieri’s prevailing base (maxed-out levels of ebanol, sandalrome, ambroxan, ambrocenide, etc.) is merged with some insincere ambergris replacers, all cranked up to tacky levels designed to make the scent stay on your skin until the middle of next week. The heart is just as phoned-in as the base with an insipid sweet sludge that would feel right at home in a shampoo bottle. The construction of Blamage, in other words, is a disgrace. It smells like a slightly vanillic, slightly floral musky amber with a heavy dose of powder. There are zero discernible dynamics, and there’s no sense of space; it’s a wall of chemicals trying to choke one another out. Consequently, it’ll probably be a big hit.
While I can see how this would automatically be popular with certain groups (it’s sweet, loud, demands no contemplation), it’s a much less taxing wear than something like Black Afgano or Absinth and so might it might open the door for some to Gualtieri’s future projects (although I’d step cautiously when approaching Orto Parisi if you were scared by BA). But what’s most surprising is that given the requisite gimmick behind this scent (he created this while blindfolded, apparently . . . uh-huh), it’s one of the more collected and mainstream-esque scents of the line. So, while I’d say that even if sweet, powdery, mindless stuff is your thing, the questionable construction and lack of definition is what really sinks Blamage. Whereas the bottle is reminiscent and fascinating, the scent itself is a total snoozer—floral ambroxan over sour sandalwood replacers, essentially.
dgavrylin – :
A very addictive powdery perfume ,with a mild sillage. Not agressive like Black Afghano, but very disturbing because it smells like nothing else,some people say me : “oh, what is this?” and ask me the name of the perfume I wear.
The last perfume of the Nasomatto line is my prefered one.
John_Silver – :
Well, this is a surprise!
I find this Nasomatto very similar to JHAG Not a Perfume but slightly sweeter and less clinical. It is rather linear but boy it lasts and lasts, which makes quite a change for me as all the previous Nasomatto creations I have tried were gone before I blinked.
If I haven’t had JHAG already, I might consider buying this but as I do own Not a Perfume, which is also considerably cheaper, I shan’t bother.
Still, I do rather like it.
mmb386Unlogrere – :
i’ve used the whole decant i obtained from bloom perfumery, london.
hmm… there is something strangely familiar to me about this scent. i was intrigued from the initial view; observing the mystery of not knowing anything about what might lie ahead, what creature this would turn to be. but then, upon skin, my mind began searching for connotations and relations. quite odd then i found that my nose should put this to a slightly more ‘green’ comme des garcons 2 – a similar floral, clean, slightly metallic opening, but arguably more natural, subtle and refined. however, where CDG 2 takes on a sweet, amber-incense vibe, blamage remains fairly linear, developing a slight woody edge on my skin instead. this is to no disadvantage to the fragrance however, as sillage and longevity both seem very good on my skin, and personally i find the opening of CDG 2 to be beautiful.
although i’m not sure i would invest, the bottle itself is gorgeous and fits perfectly in my mind; natural wood, all flaws, knots and splinters, painted gallery-white. an art pieces made of natural mistakes.
VladislaV22 – :
Not as robust as Black Afgano but it does share some characteristics. It’s a lovely, light and bright composition, although initially it shares the intense burnt rubber note as BA, that quickly falls away and what emerges – is soft, seductive and compelling, rippling waves of various notes, floral, green, woody, clean, fresh and at the same time a little savage. To be frank it’s not as sophisticated on my skin as BA (which has prompted many positive comments) but it is perfect for warm days because of its lightness and as with BA it is utterly unique. I cannot stop sniffing my wrist so it has something very engaging about it, that’s always a good sign for me, if I return to sniff and sniff it usually means it’s got potential.
Pozitif2011 – :
I’m not going to write about the ingredients because to me it is unimportant!
My first impression was mmmmm, what a sexy, fruity sommer sense, very appealing. When I say summer sense, it is still in the Gualtieri esprit of course, don’t expect it to be a cologne!
Then it got more and more undefined,round and sugary on my skin, unfortunately because the opening was fantastic. So I gave it up and thought, this is a Balamage and nothing for me.
Then SURPRISE, after 2-3 hours it became clear again and ooooh so nice, it is like hypnotizing you….you want to smell it again and again and again….
Very addictive, to me it has the same adictiveness as China Withe.
I also wanted to mention the package, I think they did a wonderful job on choosing the color, it is spot on. If you want to give the perfume a color, look at the package!
Сергей444 – :
EN. “Blamage” – is a new and, unfortunately, the latest perfume from the collection of 10 perfumes Nasomatto. (“The Nose” and the creator of which: scandalously famous perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri). With the purchase of “Blamage” – forget all that is called “the niche fragrance.” I will not try to guess the ingredients of this fragrance, because the perfumer himself said (honestly stating this on the box), that the creation of this fragrance – is nothing more than an error, nonsense and was originally made to “take around “. After all, in German “Blamage” means “a complete failure, shame.” As you know, Alessandro Gualtieri prefers not to reveal the secrets of the olfactory pyramid of its perfumes, allowing us to become a perfumer and to try to find them by ourself. It is so boring sometimes to see all these twins from niche perfumery, created by “rules of art”, then, to create Blamage the perfumer has traveled halfway around the world, trying to forget the professionalism, to start from the very begining, from the “blank sheet”, to create a final monument to his offspring – the line “Nasomatto.” “Blamage” is conceived as the antithesis, as an absurdity, but for him this also consisted the principal difficulty: to set his mind to invent a mixture of ingredients, and then get their perfect harmony. Then, I would say that the works of Alessandro Gualtieri could also be purchased without trying, – they are guaranteed masterpieces. The main problem with them – is to find the courage to pronounce their names in public.
IT. “Blamage” – è un nuovo e, purtroppo, l’ultimo profumo di 10 profumi da collezione Nasomatto. (“Il Naso” e il creatore di cui: scandalosamente famoso profumiere Alessandro Gualtieri). Con l’acquisto di “Blamage” – bisogna dimenticare tutto quello che finora abbiamo chiamato “un profumo di nicchia”. Non voglio cercare di indovinare gli ingredienti di questo profumo, proprio perché il profumiere stesso ha detto (onestamente indicando questo sulla scatola), che la creazione di questo profumo – non è altro, che un errore, una sciocchezza ed era originariamente fatto per “prendere in giro”. Dopo tutto, in tedesco “Blamage” significa “un completo fallimento, vergogna”. Come sapete, Alessandro Gualtieri preferisce di non rivelare i segreti della piramide olfattiva dei suoi profumi, permettendo a noi di diventare il profumiere e cercare di indagarli. È così noioso a volte di vedere tutti questi profumi gemelli creati a regole d’arte, quindi, per creare Blamage il profumiere ha viaggiato mezzo mondo, cercando di scordare la professionalità per ricominciare da capo, da un “foglio bianco”, per creare un monumento finale alla sua progenie – la linea “Nasomatto”. “Blamage” è concepita come l’antitesi, come un assurdo, ma per lui in questo consisteva anche la difficoltà principale: di impostare la propria mente ad inventare una miscela degli ingredienti, e quindi, ottenere la loro perfetta armonia. Per gli acquirenti zelanti direi questo: le opere di Alessandro Gualtieri si può acquistare anche senza provarli, – sono i capolavori garantiti. La cosa principale – è di trovare il coraggio di pronunciare i loro nomi in pubblico.