Chaco
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€ 160.00 - Regular price
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€ 160.00 - Unit price
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€ 16.00 per 10ml
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A luminous green tea with yerba mate and light woods from Paraguay.
¿A qué huele Chaco?
Top notes:
Mate, Bergamot, Lemon.
Heart notes:
Petitgrain, Green tea accord.
Base notes:
Guayaco wood, Atlas Cedar, Virginia Cedar.
Inspiration:
El Chaco, the Paraguayan primary forest where guayaco wood grows, and the three ingredients that Nissaba brings from there: mate, Petitgrain and guayaco.
Do you want to know more about this perfume?
Chaco de Nissaba is an eau de parfum built on a tea structure, with an opening close to that of an eau de cologne. The brand states 90% naturally derived ingredients, eco-friendly French wheat alcohol, and no colorants, UV filters, or stabilizers. The formula is by Alexandra Monet.
The top notes combine mate grass, bergamot, and lemon. The mate brings a dry, vegetal bitterness that sets this opening apart from a standard citrus, while the bergamot and lemon provide the brightness of the first few minutes.
The heart revolves around petitgrain and a green tea accord. Petitgrain, distilled from the leaves and twigs of the bitter orange tree, supports the green, lightly bitter line, and the tea accord makes it more transparent.
The base rests on guaiac wood, Paraguayan palo santo, accompanied by Atlas cedar and Virginia cedar. It is a rounded base of light woods that extends the fragrance without darkening it. Nissaba states a longevity of 3 out of 5 and a projection of 3 out of 5.
What notes does Chaco have?
Nissaba lists yerba mate, bergamot and lemon in the top notes; petitgrain and a green tea accord in the heart; and guaiac wood plus Atlas cedar and Virginia cedar in the base.
How long does Chaco last?
The brand rates it 3 out of 5 for longevity and 3 out of 5 for projection, on its own scale.
Is it a unisex perfume?
Yes. Nissaba presents it as unisex.
When is it best worn?
The brand recommends it for daytime, in spring and summer.
What makes it different?
Yerba mate and guaiac wood come from Paraguay, and Nissaba works with impact projects in the Mbaracayú region.