Nishane B-612 Extrait De Parfum

A bit weird. It starts off fresh, but dusty and synthetic. Then it smoothens out into a reminiscent aroma, resembling the likes of a modern fougere. It reminds me of a dustier Beau De Jour with amped up cashmeran and tonka, and hints of vanilla. It overall feels spicy, minty, and airy with a creamy dusty texture underneath a blanket of cashmeran, patchouli and tonka. Not bad. I like it so far, it's nice to change things up a bit. However, I still prefer the PB of Beau de Jour over this.

The scent, especially drydown reminds me the smell of an old book in the library, dusty, woody, soft but somehow a little bit green and earthy. To my nose cashmeran is very prominent with cypress and lavender they’re dominant notes in there. This perfume is calming but has it’s own strenght and character. I get a lot of similarities with Lalique Living, both of them have that dusty-woody and earthy feeling but Lalique is more nutty while this one is more herbal.

B-612 is a thousand-layer perfume - it's earthy, aromatic, even musty and mineral. It has the smell of the cypress twig crushed between fingers, the smell of wet earthy patchouli and the smell of lavender that at times presents itself even minty. The aromatic woody qualities are rounded and sweetened by tonka bean and cashmeran ( a quality of synthetic musk) that guarantees a musky woody background. The fragrance is particular, but very pleasant.

B-612 is the smell of serenity!

B-612 is a creamy, earthy, sweet fragrance. I thought it contained vanilla. Then I realized it was the cypress and patchouli. The lavender is present and soothing. It lasts a long time on me. I love Nishane.

OH. MY. GOD! This smelled great when I sampled it, but I didn't think that much of it. Now sitting here with a full bottle after a few sprays... This is 100x better than I thought.

Starts off as a piney, lavendery, calming top note with a strong cashmeran/musky backbone.

After about 5-10 minutes the sandalwood, cedar and patchouli is more apparent

The musk doesn't quite settle until hours later, and the dry down is an earthy, powdery, tonka beany pleasure.