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Vento nel Vento
by Bois 1920
Vento nel Vento is a deeply textured, resinous fragrance that unfolds like a meditative journey. It begins with a sharp, spicy floral note of pink pepper and peony, layered over elemi and a subtle metallic ambergris that some find initially harsh. Over time, the perfume transforms into a warm, balsamic incense with a core of frankincense, labdanum, benzoin, and a nuanced oud presence. The drydown reveals a soft, sweetly woody base of patchouli, sandalwood, and agarwood, with a subtle chocolatey or licorice-like depth from the labdanum and benzoin. The overall impression is intimate, complex, and spiritually evocative — often compared to sacred spaces or mountain monasteries. The scent feels balanced, with a light Italian elegance that belies its depth, and it exhibits excellent longevity and moderate-to-strong projection. It’s not overtly feminine or sexy but rather a serene, mature, and deeply layered olfactory experience. The perfume’s high-quality materials give it a confident, expensive aura. While some note an initial
Pros
- +Excellent longevity and moderate-to-strong projection
- +Rich, complex aroma with spiritual, meditative qualities
- +Balanced blend that avoids being overly sweet or animalic
Cons
- −Initial harshness may be off-putting to some, especially with oud/perfume sensitivities
- −Can feel overly floral or sweet on some skin types
- −Often described as having a synthetic or overly medicinal character by some users