Curaro

Curaro, from the Italian house V Canto, was released in 2018 and composed by Paolo Terenzi. It is made to be worn by anyone and is woody first: everyone calls it woody, most also find it floral, two thirds sweet, and a minority notice spice or resins.

The long note list is ungrouped. Cinnamon gives a warm, dry spice at the start. The heart is floral and powdery: jasmine, magnolia and rose with iris and orris root adding a cool, soft powder. Caramel, vanilla, tonka bean and benzoin supply a dense, resinous sweetness, while Indian and Cambodian oud, cedar, sandalwood, amyris, vetiver and patchouli build a deep, dark woody base that carries the drydown.

No community data on longevity, sillage or season has been gathered yet. On its structure, Curaro is a cold-weather, evening scent, for someone who likes sweet woods and oud with a powdery floral heart, and it comes in a 100 ml bottle.

Curaro — unisex fragrance by V Canto (released 2018). Notes: Amyris, Benzoin, Cambodian Oud, Caramel, Cedar, Cinnamon, Indian Oud, Iris, Jasmine, Magnolia, Orris Root, Patchouli, Rose, Sandalwood, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Vanilla Absolute, Vetiver. — Parfica open fragrance database