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Andevalo by Nissaba is a leather extrait de parfum built around a trio of rockrose extracts from Andévalo, the region of Huelva where cistus harvesting has deep historical roots. The brand states that 90% of the ingredients are of natural origin. It is signed by Fabrice Pellegrin and Coralie Spicher.
The opening combines black cherry and strawberry extracts with CO2 pink pepper. It is a fruity, fleshy opening, without sugar, which the pepper quickly trims so it does not drift toward a sweet register.
The heart is a leather accord wrapped in cistus extracts, with touches of rose, saffron, and styrax. The saffron adds its leathery and slightly medicinal facet, and the styrax a balsamic nuance that rounds out the composition.
The base is occupied by resinous labdanum extracts, reinforced by amber and leather-like molecules. Here the brand works with cistus in CO2 extract, labdanum absolute, and pyrolyzed labdanum. Nissaba states a longevity of 5 out of 5 and a projection of 4 out of 5.
What notes does Andevalo have?
Nissaba lists black cherry, strawberry, and pink pepper CO2 in the top notes; a leather accord with cistus, rose, saffron, and styrax in the heart; labdanum extracts in the base.
What is labdanum?
The resin secreted by the gum rockrose. Here it is used in three different forms, cistus CO2 extract, labdanum absolute, and pyrolyzed labdanum, and it is the ingredient that gives the perfume its structure.
How long does Andevalo last?
The brand places it at 5 out of 5 for longevity and 4 out of 5 for projection, within its own scale.
Is it a unisex perfume?
Yes. Nissaba presents it as unisex.
When is it best worn?
The brand recommends it for night, in winter.

