Description
“Miroslav is the famous perfumer, an expert in creating unique fragrances. Most of all Miroslav likes to vanish border and cliche in fragrances. Why we should divide perfume into male and female, if we have an opportunity to give olfactory pleasure to everyone!? Combining caramel, tangerine, noble rose extract and notes of santal he created the new masterpiece – Kohel ! The composition induces a whole range of feelings and emotions. Sensual white musk and ambergris in the final notes fills the fragrance with warm accords and gives it solidity and elegance. A few drops of this magic perfume extract, applied to the pulsating points of the body, will impress
the true gourmets, pleasing their exacting taste with dense overflows in the style of the finest traditions of Arabian perfume.” – a note from the brand.
Kohel was launched in 2017.
free forex ea – :
perfumer Miroslav Petkov from Bulgaria
seeriscizto – :
This is an extrait de parfum concentration as all offerings from this house. It feels quite oriental but safe for western noses. It’s a simple scent with great versatility. Any of their scents can be worn year round, none becomes cloying. This was a pleasant surprise.
I get caramel, smoky leather, tangerine and rose. It feels totally unisex, arabic style. As time passes emerges the fresh mint cooling the whole blend. The smoke here is from an ashtray but it’s pleasant due to its smooth & mild nature and due to the rest colorful notes.
Longevity is nice but a common characteristic of all Arabesque Perfumes is the limited projection. Sillage is decent but they are made mainly for personall pleasure, the projection starts as moderate and in an hour becomes moderate to soft. Most of its life is an elegant oriental scent. Not in your face type of scent as the majority of true oriental scents.
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Similar scents with same structure but different notes : Bois Oro 1920, TF Tuscan Leather. At the late dry down I can feel it’s big ugly brother, Kajal Warek. Kohel is the handsome version of Warek.