Anotha Silver by Adyan by Anfar bottle
Adyan by Anfar

Anotha Silver

5.0/5 · 2 votes Masculine 2021
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Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day100
Night33
Spring100
Summer100
Fall33
Winter33
Our take

Bergamot and amber open this scent with a bright, resinous lift that feels suited to a sunlit office or a weekend morning on a terrace. The citrus is clean rather than sharp, and the amber gives it a gentle glow that stops short of heavy sweetness. Cedar and tonka bean settle in soon after, adding a smooth woodiness that carries a faint vanilla softness without tipping into dessert. The tonka rounds the edges of the bergamot, while the cedar keeps the blend grounded and dry. White musk and patchouli form the base, where the musk adds a soft, powdery veil and the patchouli contributes an earthy, slightly dark depth. The overall impression is woody, aromatic, and lightly spicy, with a polished finish that feels more refined than rugged. It sits comfortably in a daytime setting, projecting a neat, composed presence that pairs well with a collared shirt and a clear schedule.

Anotha Silver presents a well-balanced blend that moves from fresh citrus to warm wood with ease. The amber and tonka bean create a gentle sweetness that never overwhelms, and the cedar provides a steady, dry backbone throughout. Patchouli and white musk give the base an earthy, powdery character that feels modern and versatile. The fragrance suits someone who enjoys woody citrus scents with a touch of spice and a clean, aromatic finish. It works best for those who prefer a scent that feels approachable and polished rather than bold or challenging. The limitation here is the synthetic edge that occasionally shows in the amber and musk, which can make the blend feel less natural than its individual notes promise.

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