Frequently Asked Questions about Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa
What does Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa smell like?
Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa features top notes of Pink Pepper, Plum, and Raspberry, middle notes of Elemi and Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Cistus Incanus, Clearwood, Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Patchouli, and Sandalwood.
Who created Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa?
Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa was created by Harry Sherwood.
When was Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa released?
Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa was released in 2021.
Is Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa is a unisex fragrance that works well for all genders.
What season is Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa best for?
According to user reviews, Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa is best suited for Spring, Fall, and Winter.
What occasions is Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa good for?
Cosmic Incense by Hoohaa is particularly well-suited for casual, date, and office occasions.
Fruity, primarily raspberry, incense blast that fades to an amber-sandalwood-slightly earthy, slightly medicinal finish.
Interestingly, for a perfume that features fruit notes, there's no cloying sweetness here, and it's dry as a bone. This astringency is the core characteristic of the perfume. Incense is very prominent in the opening but turns more subtle during the drydown, emerging in wafts throughout the day.
I wasn't hugely impressed the first time I wore this, but it has grown on me, primarily because it is so spare, so aloof, and even though the constituent notes are far from unique, the way they are presented gives this a distinct character of its own.
This doesn't suggest anything cosmic to me, or actually conjure up any immediate mental images or emotional associations. It's a pretty cerebral creation, and I like this a lot more than I initially thought. Long lasting, intermittently powerful, worth investigating.
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Cosmic Incense, from Hoohaa was released in 2021. The perfumer behind this creation is Harry Sherwood. It has the top notes of Pink Pepper, Plum, and Raspberry, middle notes of Elemi and Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Cistus Incanus, Clearwood, Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Patchouli, and Sandalwood.
Fruity, primarily raspberry, incense blast that fades to an amber-sandalwood-slightly earthy, slightly medicinal finish.
Interestingly, for a perfume that features fruit notes, there's no cloying sweetness here, and it's dry as a bone. This astringency is the core characteristic of the perfume. Incense is very prominent in the opening but turns more subtle during the drydown, emerging in wafts throughout the day.
I wasn't hugely impressed the first time I wore this, but it has grown on me, primarily because it is so spare, so aloof, and even though the constituent notes are far from unique, the way they are presented gives this a distinct character of its own.
This doesn't suggest anything cosmic to me, or actually conjure up any immediate mental images or emotional associations. It's a pretty cerebral creation, and I like this a lot more than I initially thought. Long lasting, intermittently powerful, worth investigating.