Abysse by Noème bottle
Noème

Abysse

3.7/5 · 73 votes Feminine 2019
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Fragrance notes

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Base notes
Madagascar Sandalwood

Character

Longevity3.7/5
Sillage3.6/5
Day84
Night37
Spring100
Summer47
Fall42
Winter32
Our take

Nutmeg and davana open with a warm, slightly fruity spice that feels immediate. The scent carries well through a busy room without overwhelming the people nearest you, and it stays present through a long afternoon without fading into nothing. Iso E Super wraps the spice in a smooth, clean halo that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. Cyclamen adds a cool, watery petal tone that cuts through the warmth, while hawthorn brings a soft, faintly sweet greenness. Cedar in the heart keeps the floral notes from drifting into something overly delicate.

Madagascar sandalwood and patchouli form a creamy, earthy base that feels grounded rather than dark. Musk smooths the edges so the transition from spice to wood happens without a sharp drop. The overall impression is woody and musky, with a powdery finish that sits close to the skin in texture even when the scent itself travels. Fresh spicy and aromatic accords keep it lively, while the balsamic hint adds a gentle resinous depth.

This is a fragrance built for bright, sunlit spaces where clarity matters. It suits someone who likes spice and wood but wants the floral and fresh elements to remain visible throughout the wear. The green and amber touches give it enough variety to hold attention, yet it never feels complicated or hard to read. People who prefer dense, nocturnal orientals or very sweet gourmands will find it too transparent and upright for their taste.

Wear it when you want a scent that feels composed and steady from morning through the rest of the day. It fits well in professional settings, on weekend walks, or anywhere you want to smell polished without drawing attention through sheer force.

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