Frustration is a fragrance by Etat Libre d'Orange. Released in 2022. It has the top notes of Cinnamon, Cumin, and Rum, middle notes of Labdanum and Vanilla, and base notes of Chestnut, Guaiacol, and Vetiver.
Frequently Asked Questions about Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange
What does Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange smell like?
Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange features top notes of Cinnamon, Cumin, and Rum, middle notes of Labdanum and Vanilla, and base notes of Chestnut, Guaiacol, and Vetiver.
When was Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange released?
Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange was released in 2022.
Is Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange is a unisex fragrance that works well for all genders.
What season is Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange best for?
According to user reviews, Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange is best suited for Spring and Fall.
What occasions is Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange good for?
Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange is particularly well-suited for casual and date occasions.
What is the cheapest price for Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange?
The cheapest tracked price for Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange is €145.00 at Notino Bulgaria.
Where can I buy Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange?
Frustration by Etat Libre d'Orange is available from shops including Notino Bulgaria, Notino Romania, and Notino Greece.
Pure vanilla opening, followed by cocoa, chocolate and rum. There's a mustiness to counteract the sweetness that must come from the cumin. Unexpectedly, vetiver emerges, along with a rose note, I'm sure, although it's not listed. There are toasted nuts and a sheen of PVC over it all.
What all this has to do with frustration I have no idea, unless it's counteracting all your frustrations by gorging on your favourite edibles and drinkables while dressed in a polyvinyl gimp suit. Like most ELDO fragrances, it's not as edgy as the description promises, but it's a very pleasant and mildly eccentric creation, and I like it a lot (though probably not enough to invest in a full bottle.)
Pure vanilla opening, followed by cocoa, chocolate and rum. There's a mustiness to counteract the sweetness that must come from the cumin. Unexpectedly, vetiver emerges, along with a rose note, I'm sure, although it's not listed. There are toasted nuts and a sheen of PVC over it all.
What all this has to do with frustration I have no idea, unless it's counteracting all your frustrations by gorging on your favourite edibles and drinkables while dressed in a polyvinyl gimp suit. Like most ELDO fragrances, it's not as edgy as the description promises, but it's a very pleasant and mildly eccentric creation, and I like it a lot (though probably not enough to invest in a full bottle.)