Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes के बारे में अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न
Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes को किसने बनाया?
Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes को Nadeem Crowe ने बनाया था।
Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes कब रिलीज़ हुआ था?
Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes 2020 में रिलीज़ हुआ था।
Rook by Rook 2020 Edition by Rook Perfumes
Rook Perfumes से Rook by Rook 2020 Edition2020 में रिलीज़ हुआ था। इस रचना के पीछे इत्र निर्माता Nadeem Crowe हैं। नोट्स Agarwood (Oud), Ambergris, Birch Tar, Cardamom, Castoreum, Civet, Ginger, Guaiac Wood, Incense, Musk, Tobacco हैं।
Whoever thought for a moment that this smelled anything remotely like Fall into Stars, clearly has a vastly different sense of smell to mine. No offence but Nadeem’s skills are in no way comparable to Christophe’s and even if they were these two perfumes are at completely different ends of a spectrum. That’s not to say that I don’t like it, Rook’s signature has notable complexity, opening with a strong but well managed birch tar note, effectively acting as a kind of smokey top note, which gradually fades as a kind of deep, soapy, gentlemen’s leather emerges. It evolves throughout the wearing, and lasts forever on skin but I wouldn’t say Rook is intrusive. It feels accomplished but suitably dense, Indy and rustic, quite strange in actuality. It’s hard to describe because it’s muddled, and that’s not a good adjective to use about a perfumers work. I wouldn’t wear it and therefore it’s not a success in my book. Clearly there’s some quality here and reasonably good value along with strong branding, interesting packaging. I think there’s good things to come from Rook, but the three I tried didn’t excite me particularly.
Whoever thought for a moment that this smelled anything remotely like Fall into Stars, clearly has a vastly different sense of smell to mine. No offence but Nadeem’s skills are in no way comparable to Christophe’s and even if they were these two perfumes are at completely different ends of a spectrum. That’s not to say that I don’t like it, Rook’s signature has notable complexity, opening with a strong but well managed birch tar note, effectively acting as a kind of smokey top note, which gradually fades as a kind of deep, soapy, gentlemen’s leather emerges. It evolves throughout the wearing, and lasts forever on skin but I wouldn’t say Rook is intrusive. It feels accomplished but suitably dense, Indy and rustic, quite strange in actuality. It’s hard to describe because it’s muddled, and that’s not a good adjective to use about a perfumers work. I wouldn’t wear it and therefore it’s not a success in my book. Clearly there’s some quality here and reasonably good value along with strong branding, interesting packaging. I think there’s good things to come from Rook, but the three I tried didn’t excite me particularly.