Frequently Asked Questions about Archetipo by Mendittorosa
What does Archetipo by Mendittorosa smell like?
Archetipo by Mendittorosa features top notes of Fir, Incense, and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Smoke, and base notes of Ambergris, Cashmere wood, Labdanum, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vetiver.
Who created Archetipo by Mendittorosa?
Archetipo by Mendittorosa was created by Luca Maffei.
When was Archetipo by Mendittorosa released?
Archetipo by Mendittorosa was released in 2017.
What season is Archetipo by Mendittorosa best for?
According to user reviews, Archetipo by Mendittorosa is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Took a couple of tries to see the magic but I have glimpsed it now, and this is quite some fragrance. Opens quite fresh almost green, a little transparent with touches of the sharp pine/eucalyptus about it. It's definitely resinous but has the bright fizzy lemon of olibanum and elemi with some of the greener character of galbanum. This is all the opening, fleeting top notes and as such shouldn't be obsessed about because there's so much more to this than that. The incense becomes, smokier, oilier and with a touch of the diesel fume about it. High quality Vetiver adds to this dry smokey touch but never dominates the cerebral, and actually quite light feel. the sweet pink pepper note chimes in too. It's a strange one which I kinda dismissed upon first try, then on the the second try remarked on how well it transitioned through different stages, lasting very well on my skin. I really liked it.
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Archetipo, from Mendittorosa was released in 2017. The perfumer behind this creation is Luca Maffei. It has the top notes of Fir, Incense, and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Smoke, and base notes of Ambergris, Cashmere wood, Labdanum, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vetiver.
Took a couple of tries to see the magic but I have glimpsed it now, and this is quite some fragrance. Opens quite fresh almost green, a little transparent with touches of the sharp pine/eucalyptus about it. It's definitely resinous but has the bright fizzy lemon of olibanum and elemi with some of the greener character of galbanum. This is all the opening, fleeting top notes and as such shouldn't be obsessed about because there's so much more to this than that. The incense becomes, smokier, oilier and with a touch of the diesel fume about it. High quality Vetiver adds to this dry smokey touch but never dominates the cerebral, and actually quite light feel. the sweet pink pepper note chimes in too. It's a strange one which I kinda dismissed upon first try, then on the the second try remarked on how well it transitioned through different stages, lasting very well on my skin. I really liked it.