Bojnokopff

The description of the expensive perfume for the skill of the great magicians in Russia before the revolution, Bojnokopff (formerly known as Mr. Bojnokopff's Purple Hat) is in itself a throwback - a sweet, smoky, dark woody perfume that defies description even as it bewitches everyone who encounters it. Our big illusion begins with a deep and dark oud note, sharp enough to avoid the frightening "medical" label but nicely balanced with faint wood smoke and a complementary touch of soft and clean French lavender. As the presentation progresses, the flowing smoke from our proud hat begins to thicken and rise, gaining warm vanilla cream and the richness of Belgian chocolate, while drool-worthy, harmonizing with the ever-present oud, mysterious and seductive. As the smoke fills the stage, the deep woody and spicy scent prevails, with a blend of gaharu and cedarwood with almost oily patchouli for a delightful effect - when the smoke finally clears, only the hat remains on the stage. Who is the mysterious Mr. Bojnokopff, and how can his magical scent be both delicious and alluringly woody at the same time? Do you really want to spoil the illusion by knowing that? Ingredients: Oud, lavender, vanilla, chocolate, patchouli, gaharu Concentration: EDP Country: Australia