Sulawesi
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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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Indonesian patchouli over benzoin, clove, and vetiver.
¿A qué huele Sulawesi?
Top notes:
Nutmeg.
Heart notes:
Sumatra Benzoin, Clove buds.
Base notes:
Patchouli, Cedar, Vetiver, Ambrox.
Inspiration:
The island of Sulawesi, the main source of Indonesian patchouli, and the blend of earth, woods, and spices that defines the region.
Do you want to know more about this perfume?
Sulawesi by Nissaba is a woody and spicy eau de parfum built around Indonesian patchouli. The island of Sulawesi is the main source of this ingredient, and the brand uses it here as an essential oil and as an extract obtained by molecular distillation. It declares 92% ingredients of natural origin, the highest percentage in the collection. Signed by Nicolas Bonneville.
The top note is nutmeg. It is a brief, crisp opening, dry and slightly warm, that serves as the gateway to a composition that quickly becomes dense.
The heart brings together benzoin from Sumatra and clove buds. The benzoin adds a balsamic, resinous sweetness, and the clove supports the spicy line with its pungent, dry character.
The base is formed by patchouli, cedar, vetiver and Ambrox. It is an earthy, contrasting base: the patchouli and vetiver bring earth and root, the cedar adds dry structure and Ambrox a mineral texture that extends the trail. Nissaba declares a longevity of 5 out of 5 and a projection of 5 out of 5, the highest in its collection.
What notes does Sulawesi have?
Nissaba lists nutmeg in the top notes; benzoin from Sumatra and clove buds in the heart; patchouli, cedar, vetiver and Ambrox in the base.
How long does Sulawesi last?
It is the most powerful in the collection according to the brand itself, which rates it 5 out of 5 for longevity and 5 out of 5 for projection on its scale.
Is it a unisex perfume?
Yes. Nissaba presents it as unisex.
When is it best worn?
The brand recommends it for day and night, in autumn and winter.
What sets it apart?
The declared natural origin percentage, 92%, is the highest in the collection, and the patchouli is worked in two different extracts from the same origin.