Ego Black by Bi-es bottle
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Ego Black

3.3/5 · 12 votes Masculine 2015
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.8/5
Day100
Night50
Spring83
Summer67
Fall17
Winter17
Our take

Sunlight warms the stone terrace and the air carries a soft green freshness. Lavender grows in a pot nearby, its herbal scent mixing with the crisp edge of cedar. Rose adds a gentle floral touch that feels natural rather than heavy. Fruit notes give the scene a bright lift. Musk wraps around the other elements with a clean softness. Moss brings an earthy depth that grounds the lighter scents. Warm spicy and sweet accords drift through the space without overwhelming it. Powdery and woody tones sit quietly in the background. The entire composition feels balanced and calm.

The musk and moss begin to lead the way as the rose steps back. Cedar provides a dry structure that keeps the fragrance from feeling too soft. The powdery accord gains presence, creating a smooth texture that feels refined. Earthy and green facets remain steady, reminding you of the garden outside. Sweet and warm spicy notes offer quiet comfort. Fruity hints still flicker in the air. Lavender lingers with its herbal character. The fragrance feels intimate now, resting close and creating a personal atmosphere. It is a masculine scent that favors subtlety over bold statements.

The mossy and musky accords settle deeply into the air. Earthy tones blend with the powdery softness to form a gentle finish. Woody cedar stays present, adding quiet strength. The rose is now a faint memory, leaving behind its elegant trace. Green freshness continues to peek through. Sweet and warm spicy notes hum at a low volume. Fruity brightness has faded into the background. Lavender offers one last herbal whisper. The scene stays exactly as it began, captured in a single moment of daylight. Moss.

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