Robert Piguet Bois Noir Eau de Parfum

Yes... A fragrance that you need to get used to, that you need to let air out. In other words, you need to get used to the first hour of its scent, then comes a pleasant base, and both guaiac wood and cedar are noticeable all the time. I struggled for a long time to figure out what the perfume smells like immediately after application... Then I remembered: an old abandoned railway line in the forest, heated by the summer sun, impregnated with creosote (which, by the way, includes products from the distillation of guaiac resin) wooden sleepers, from under which spicy forest grass breaks through. The beginning is sharp, even slightly shocking, but it is this combination of initial notes, heart, and base that, in my opinion, makes the fragrance complete and expresses its philosophy. An example of perfumery art, not the perfume industry. I like it!

Gorgeous scent!!! Rich, intense, resinous. Truly the fragrance of a dense, coniferous, resinous, aromatic, nocturnal, cedar forest. Bought it without testing. Took a risk and didn't regret it. Very satisfied.