Yes, no doubt Tom Ford Sahara Noir is an ode to incense. Most lovers and collectors of oriental perfume know this smell, one of which reminds of tradition Middle East, to others - church singing and quiet pacification in the soul. Among the many scents that the generous nature pleases us with, incense stands out for its mystery and richness. He awakens in us an indescribable feeling - the soul melts with admiration, and many of us feel awe, someone repeats the words of a prayer, and someone - poetic lines:





Tom Ford himself says that the culture of the Middle East has an extraordinary penchant for luxurious, emotional and memorable fragrances, and for him the Sahara Noir scent is unusually close. This scent is an interpretation of the Middle Eastern heritage, a deep, rich perfume.

Tom Ford chose for this fragrance as main accent incensesurrounded by an equally dignified retinue, including Bitter Orange, Levantine Cypress, Jordanian Calamus and Orpur® Labdanum Essence (Orpur® are high quality natural ingredients of the highest purity, developed by Givaudan.)

The result is a deep and rich perfume that caresses the senses. But then why its name is Sahara Noir?



And also the oriental woody fragrance Sahara Noir with balsamic and resinous shades reminds of distant countries, the hot sun of the Middle East desert, the Sahara desert with its hot winds, sometimes with a special destructive power. They move at speeds up to 50 m / s, raising dust, sand and small stones, causing tornadoes and severe sandstorms. They contain the mighty power of the desert, overwhelming and swift, arising suddenly.




Sahara Noir is inspired by the beauty and luxury of the Middle East, and at the same time by the mysterious power of the hot desert wind, which turns from a gentle breeze into a hurricane.