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Camel by Zoologist Perfumes — notes

A desert-inspired scent: dried fruit, date and frankincense open it, then amber, cinnamon, incense and floral notes, ending on oud, sandalwood and vanilla.

House
Zoologist Perfumes
Perfumer
Christian Carbonnel
Scento family
Amber & Resin

Scento family

Amber & Resin. Glowing amber accords, labdanum, benzoin, incense and myrrh: warm, golden, enveloping.

Secondary: Velvet Sweet. Edible warmth: vanilla, tonka, caramel, praline, coffee, cacao, honey and almond.

Scento reads it as a autumn, winter and spring scent for day and evening wear.

About Zoologist Perfumes

An independent house whose perfumes are each inspired by an animal, from bat to hummingbird, made with a range of guest perfumers.

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Questions

What does Camel smell like?

A desert-inspired scent: dried fruit, date and frankincense open it, then amber, cinnamon, incense and floral notes, ending on oud, sandalwood and vanilla. Its character reads warm, resinous, floral and sweet.

What are the top notes of Camel?

The top notes of Camel by Zoologist Perfumes are dried fruits, frankincense, palm date and rose. The heart opens to amber, cedarwood, cinnamon, incense, jasmine, myrrh and orange blossom, and the base rests on civet, musk, oud, sandalwood, tonka bean, vanilla and vetiver. Notes as published by Zoologist Perfumes.

What family is Camel?

Scento places Camel in the Amber & Resin family. Glowing amber accords, labdanum, benzoin, incense and myrrh: warm, golden, enveloping. Its secondary family is Velvet Sweet: edible warmth: vanilla, tonka, caramel, praline, coffee, cacao, honey and almond.

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