Frequently Asked Questions about Safran Rare by Amouroud
What does Safran Rare by Amouroud smell like?
Safran Rare by Amouroud features top notes of Bergamot, Freesia, Geranium, and Incense, middle notes of Cedarwood, Jasmine, Rose, and Saffron, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Benzoin, Sandalwood, Vanilla, and Vetiver.
Who created Safran Rare by Amouroud?
Safran Rare by Amouroud was created by Claude Dir.
When was Safran Rare by Amouroud released?
Safran Rare by Amouroud was released in 2016.
What season is Safran Rare by Amouroud best for?
According to user reviews, Safran Rare by Amouroud is best suited for Fall and Winter.
What is the cheapest price for Safran Rare by Amouroud?
The cheapest tracked price for Safran Rare by Amouroud is $130.43 at FragranceX.
Where can I buy Safran Rare by Amouroud?
Safran Rare by Amouroud is available from shops including FragranceX and Perfume.com.
Lovely opening you get a opulent but mild saffron and settling to a great, if not familiar leather accord. Now to say this is similar to TF TL and it’s many smellalikes is clearly obvious but this has much less of the fruity, raspberry note of TL. It’s far less sharp and dense, perhaps a little more laid back and mellow, while simultaneously being less sweet and not exactly smokey but somehow more woody. The truth is I have the best there is to offer in this department, the first Clive Christian C which I think does this accord in the most complex way possible, but that’s just an opinion. I found this to be more on those lines or maybe Godolphin, a little scaled back from TL’s full on aroma. I enjoyed it of course.
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Safran Rare is a fragrance by Amouroud. Released in 2016. Created by Claude Dir. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Freesia, Geranium, and Incense, middle notes of Cedarwood, Jasmine, Rose, and Saffron, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Benzoin, Sandalwood, Vanilla, and Vetiver.
Lovely opening you get a opulent but mild saffron and settling to a great, if not familiar leather accord. Now to say this is similar to TF TL and it’s many smellalikes is clearly obvious but this has much less of the fruity, raspberry note of TL. It’s far less sharp and dense, perhaps a little more laid back and mellow, while simultaneously being less sweet and not exactly smokey but somehow more woody. The truth is I have the best there is to offer in this department, the first Clive Christian C which I think does this accord in the most complex way possible, but that’s just an opinion. I found this to be more on those lines or maybe Godolphin, a little scaled back from TL’s full on aroma. I enjoyed it of course.