
Gourmand Woody
- 2ml
- 30ml : épuisé
Too bold for broadcast — Censored is what happens when ATH removes all restraint. Consider yourself warned.
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Composition
0 à 30 min
The opening of the fragrance
30 min à 3 h
The soul of the fragrance
3 h à 12h+
The sillage
Composition
On skin
The house
Aaron Terence Hughes is a British niche perfumer founded in 2019, known for high-concentration perfume extracts (35%+) blending exceptional oud, gourmand accords and luxurious raw materials.
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Min. concentration
0+
Fragrances
0
Founded
12h+
Longevity
Concentration
Perfume Extract · 35% + 5% Oud
For
Unisex
Olfactory family
Gourmand Aromatic Woody
Launch
2021
Vegan & Cruelty-Free
Yes
Sizes
10ml · 50ml
The story
Extrait de Parfum 35% + 5% oud: Gourmand aromatic woody
by Aaron Terence Hughes
Ethical note: the "MDMA accord" refers exclusively to a synthetic olfactory accord created in a laboratory. No illicit or psychoactive substance.
Censored opens on a vivacity of citrus and mint, shifts into a gourmand vanilla-strawberry-honey heart, then anchors the composition in a deep woody-oud base. The 35% + 5% oud concentration signs an assertive presence, a 10 to 12 hour wear and a 5/5 sillage.
Lemon, mandarin and fresh orange, balanced by soothing lavender and piquant mint. An energetic entrance before the gourmand shift.
Creamy vanilla, caramelized tonka bean, juicy strawberry and golden honey. Suave, warm, immediately recognizable.
Creamy sandalwood, dark patchouli, euphoric synthetic MDMA accord and animalic oud. Powerful sillage, lasts 10-12 h.
Sparkling citrus, sweet indulgence and a woody-oud base: an addictive signature.
For those who embrace a gourmand, sensual personality, with no compromise on depth. Ideal in the evening and on dates.
Censored · Perfume Extract · 35% + 5% Oud · Unisex
Revendeur officiel Aaron Terence Hughes
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