Serafimi - elixir of faith by Adi Ale Van bottle
Adi Ale Van

Serafimi - elixir of faith

3.0/5 · 47 votes Masculine 2023
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Fragrance notes

Notes
Coal Tar

Character

Longevity4.3/5
Sillage4.1/5
Day82
Night45
Fall100
Winter82
Spring64
Summer36
Our take

Serafimi - elixir of faith presents a rugged profile built around Himalayan nard, coal tar, and stone. These elements create a mineral foundation that feels dry and grounded. Gurjan balsam and amber add a resinous weight, while civet and ambergris introduce an animalic edge that keeps the blend from feeling sterile. Patchouli weaves through the composition with its familiar dark richness, and green leaves provide a brief flash of freshness that cuts the density. The scent is earthy and herbal, leaning heavily on woody and spicy facets. It carries a raw, natural texture that feels unpolished in the best sense, offering a stark alternative to clean, synthetic designer releases. The materials smell distinct, presenting a bold character that demands attention from the first application.

This fragrance suits a bright morning where the air feels clear and active. It pairs well with a mood that is focused and deliberate, fitting into a routine that values substance over decoration. The wearer who chooses this is looking for something with a strong point of view, a scent that communicates a connection to the earth without becoming muddy or indistinct. It is a composition that stays present and assertive, letting the mineral and herbal notes lead the way. The interplay between the tar and the balsam creates a fascinating tension that holds interest throughout the wearing experience. The overall impression is one of rugged sophistication that remains firmly rooted in its fresh spicy and green accords.

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