Impression Patchouli Heart No. II by Ostens bottle
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Impression Patchouli Heart No. II

4.2/5 · 19 votes Unisex 2018
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.1/5
Sillage2.2/5
Day100
Night40
Spring100
Fall80
Winter80
Summer40
Our take

Impression Patchouli Heart No. II contains cypress, iris, violet leaf, cashmeran, patchouli, black pepper, and cypriol. The patchouli here is earthy and present, supported by the dry wood of cypress and the dark, root-like quality of cypriol. Iris and violet leaf add a powdery, green facet that keeps the composition from feeling too heavy. Cashmeran contributes a soft, musky texture that rounds out the sharper edges of the black pepper. The overall impression is woody, aromatic, and fresh spicy, with the ozonic and aquatic accords lending a clean, airy lift to the denser notes.

The scent feels appropriate for a bright room filled with natural light, where the powdery iris and violet leaf can show their clarity against the warm wood. It carries a refined, composed character that suits a daytime setting without relying on bright citrus or loud sweetness. The blend stays close to the skin in feel, focusing on texture rather than volume. Each note remains distinct while contributing to a unified, dry profile that avoids the heavy, damp qualities often associated with patchouli-focused fragrances.

The balance between the aromatic cypress and the cool violet leaf creates a steady, linear experience that does not shift dramatically as it sits on the skin. Pepper provides a quiet sparkle that prevents the powder from becoming too flat, while the cashmeran and musk hold the structure together with a smooth, modern finish. The absence of heavy sweetness makes the patchouli feel more like a natural material than a decorated ingredient, and the ozonic touch keeps the air around the wearer feeling

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