Formentera N°8 by Mango bottle
Mango

Formentera N°8

3.8/5 · 21 votes Masculine 2021
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.4/5
Day50
Night60
Summer100
Spring50
Fall50
Winter20
Our take

Formentera N°8 opens with a bright, juicy blood orange that feels immediate and cheerful. The citrus is quickly joined by a cool thread of mint and the dry, aromatic heat of cardamom. The mint keeps the opening from feeling heavy, while the cardamom adds a slightly rough, peppery edge that gives the fruit some structure. It is a fresh start, but the spices make it clear that the fragrance has more weight coming behind it.

The heart shifts toward a warm, golden tobacco wrapped in orange blossom. The tobacco is rich and slightly dusty, leaning into the amber accord that defines the fragrance. Orange blossom brings a soft white floral touch that smooths the tobacco leaf without making the blend floral in a traditional sense. The spices from the opening continue to hum in the background, tying the bright top to the heavy base.

The drydown rests on amber, tonka bean, and vanilla. The amber is prominent, giving the scent a resinous, golden warmth that feels cozy against the skin. Tonka bean and vanilla add a sweet, almost powdery softness that rounds out the sharper edges of the tobacco and mint. The result is a sweet, woody, and animalic finish that stays close to the skin's natural warmth and feels inviting rather than loud.

This is a scent for a warm afternoon that slowly turns into a mild evening, where the air is still holding the day's heat and the light is softening. The spices and citrus feel right in that gentle transition, while the amber and vanilla provide a comforting closeness. Formentera N°8 is a warm spicy fragrance that balances freshness and sweetness with a steady, golden tobacco heart.

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