Mendittorosa 2020 Extrait
Athanor
by Luca Maffei
Mendittorosa Athanor is an Extrait de Parfum launched in 2020, created by Luca Maffei. Athanor opens with Saffron, Blackcurrant, and Sulphur, settles into a heart of Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Iris, and Incense, and dries down to a base of Amber, Vetiver, Guaiac Wood, and Cashmeran. Mendittorosa's Athanor carries an Acquired verdict, a woody-led wear.
This one's a divisive, complex beast. If you're into dark, earthy, slightly challenging scents with a touch of the unusual, you'll love it. Otherwise, you might just get bug spray.What our verdicts mean →
- Mysterious
- Edgy
- Sophisticated
- Warm
- Classic
Scent Profile
Composition
Timeline
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Performance & Mood
Performance
Mood
When To Wear
Best Seasons
A cold-weather scent - best worn in autumn and winter.
Best Occasions
Its long-lasting nature and moderate sillage mean it's present without being overpowering, making it suitable for various settings. While a bit too unique for a very formal or sporty event, its warmth and depth lend themselves well to evening dates and autumn casual wear.
Ethics and formulation
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