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Laboratory Perfumes Atlas Eau de Toilette 100ml
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Inspired by the majesty of North Africa’s Atlas Mountains, Laboratory Perfumes’ Atlas Eau de Toilette is a stunning, sensual evocation of Morocco’s sights, sounds and exoticism. Powerfully evocative, this multi-layered blend of tobacco, rum, vanilla and spicy black pepper is smooth, smoky and totally captivating – the perfect scent for a discerning gent (or intrepid garçonne).
Capturing the ‘essence’ of Morocco, Laboratory Perfumes’ Atlas Eau de Toilette will transport you from the Marrakech medina to the country’s snow-topped peaks. Inspired by the smooth, nostalgic quality of pipe tobacco, Lab’s creators worked with a tobacconist to discover the perfect blend and cure to build their fragrance from – eventually alighting upon one with a whisper of the exotic, reminiscent of North Africa’s historic heart. They introduced supportive layers of warm, velvety rum, sweet vanilla and hay to intensify the scent’s Moroccan character, before lacing it with cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and a splash of cognac to enhance its boozy, sultry signature. Complex and beautifully beguiling, this evolves as the day progresses – revealing new facets to elevate your intrigue.
Spritz liberally and allure.
Complex Fragrance mixture of synthetic aroma chemicals and natural oils/extracts
For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
- Laboratory Perfumes
- 100ml
Laboratory Perfumes Atlas Eau de Toilette 100ml
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Inspired by the majesty of North Africa’s Atlas Mountains, Laboratory Perfumes’ Atlas Eau de Toilette is a stunning, sensual evocation of Morocco’s sights, sounds and exoticism. Powerfully evocative, this multi-layered blend of tobacco, rum, vanilla and spicy black pepper is smooth, smoky and totally captivating – the perfect scent for a discerning gent (or intrepid garçonne).
Capturing the ‘essence’ of Morocco, Laboratory Perfumes’ Atlas Eau de Toilette will transport you from the Marrakech medina to the country’s snow-topped peaks. Inspired by the smooth, nostalgic quality of pipe tobacco, Lab’s creators worked with a tobacconist to discover the perfect blend and cure to build their fragrance from – eventually alighting upon one with a whisper of the exotic, reminiscent of North Africa’s historic heart. They introduced supportive layers of warm, velvety rum, sweet vanilla and hay to intensify the scent’s Moroccan character, before lacing it with cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and a splash of cognac to enhance its boozy, sultry signature. Complex and beautifully beguiling, this evolves as the day progresses – revealing new facets to elevate your intrigue.
Spritz liberally and allure.
Complex Fragrance mixture of synthetic aroma chemicals and natural oils/extracts
For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
- Laboratory Perfumes
- 100ml
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Long lasting
You can feel the smell in the end of the day. Love Atlas and how it feels on skin
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Exotic & unusual
Atlas is a really unusual fragrance it's warm and spicy with a slightly masculine feel. It's fragrance I keep returning to. The only reason I wouldn't give it five stars is it doesn't last as long on me as I'd like. Nonetheless, if you're looking for a perfume with a difference that will remind you of exotic holidays, I'd highly recommend this.
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Skin scent
Although yes it does smell nice, it becomes a skin scent within minutes and doesn't project well.
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