Yatagan by Caron features top notes of Basil, Dill, Galbanum, Lavender, Mint, and Pine Tree, middle notes of Artemisia, Oak, Oakmoss, and Patchouli, and base notes of Castoreum, Incense, Musk, and Woody Notes.
How long does Yatagan by Caron last?
Based on user reviews, Yatagan by Caron has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Yatagan by Caron?
Yatagan by Caron has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Yatagan by Caron?
Yatagan by Caron was created by Vincent Marcello.
When was Yatagan by Caron released?
Yatagan by Caron was released in 1978.
What season is Yatagan by Caron best for?
According to user reviews, Yatagan by Caron is best suited for Fall, and also works well in Spring and Winter.
Yatagan is a fragrance by Caron. Released in 1978. Created by Vincent Marcello. It has the top notes of Basil, Dill, Galbanum, Lavender, Mint, and Pine Tree, middle notes of Artemisia, Oak, Oakmoss, and Patchouli, and base notes of Castoreum, Incense, Musk, and Woody Notes.
Yatagan is aptly named after a type of short-sword native to Ottoman Turkey, a fitting name for a scent which is as sharp and cutting as a fine blade. I had long been looking for a fantastic pine fragrance, and this is the one - an utterly spectacular aromatic woody scent which will certainly put hair on your chest. As I said, pine is at the forefront of this perfume, and what a wondrous note it is - piercingly sharp, furthered by the pairing of lavender and mint, you’re blasted with this dense green accord which is at once bitter, herbal and fresh-spicy. From here a pronounced woodiness makes itself known, with a resounding musky dryness. Yatagan is one of the most outright masculine scents I’ve ever encountered, it is unapologetic in its confident strut, as it shouts during the first hour of its life. Despite how perfect this smells however, I find the longevity lets it down slightly, which is a shame. Still, for the price I think it is a must-have.
Obviously my initial review was too explicit and has been removed but I was compelled to profanity by how bad this juice smells. I will be more concise and use less expletives this time... Yagatan is awful!
Yatagan is aptly named after a type of short-sword native to Ottoman Turkey, a fitting name for a scent which is as sharp and cutting as a fine blade. I had long been looking for a fantastic pine fragrance, and this is the one - an utterly spectacular aromatic woody scent which will certainly put hair on your chest. As I said, pine is at the forefront of this perfume, and what a wondrous note it is - piercingly sharp, furthered by the pairing of lavender and mint, you’re blasted with this dense green accord which is at once bitter, herbal and fresh-spicy. From here a pronounced woodiness makes itself known, with a resounding musky dryness. Yatagan is one of the most outright masculine scents I’ve ever encountered, it is unapologetic in its confident strut, as it shouts during the first hour of its life. Despite how perfect this smells however, I find the longevity lets it down slightly, which is a shame. Still, for the price I think it is a must-have.