Nasomatto Black Afgano ~ new fragrance

Nasomatto Black Afgano fragranceNasomatto has launched Black Afgano:

This bottle of perfume is part of the project Nasomatto. The fragrance aims to evoke the best quality of hashish. It is the result of a quest to arouse the effects of temporary bliss.

Nasomatto Black Afgano is available in 30 ml Extrait de Parfum. (via intertradeurope)

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  1. dewey eyed
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    Isn’t all perfume about temporary bliss?

    • Robin
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      Presumably! I’m waiting for the one that promises eternal bliss ;-)

  2. Posted on 10 April 2009

    What do folks think about these big-capped bottles? I find them unattractive.

    • Robin
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      They look like nail polish to me…not ugly to me, but not like perfume. Then again, I’ve never seen one in person. And I guess at least they look different, right?

  3. krokodilgena
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    ok I’m kind of ~*naive*~ about these things, so I looked up hashish…
    I thought it was flavored tobacco and apparently it is cannabis?
    I guess I want to try this anyway.

    I kind of like the bottle, but I also kind of think they’re ugly

    • Daisy
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      Hashish is sort of like “pot-intense”

      • Robin
        Posted on 10 April 2009

        Good way to put it.

      • lilydale aka Natalie
        Posted on 10 April 2009

        Not pot extrême?

        Krokodilgena, it’s the resin of the cannabis plant, so it is indeed more concentrated. Not that it wigs you out so much more, but you need less of it to achieve the full effect, and some say it’s more pleasant. Or so I hear. Ahem.

        • krokodilgena
          Posted on 10 April 2009

          I thought hashish was the kind of tobacco you smoke with a hookah
          I got a myspace message a few days ago from some random German guy with a lot of hookah pictures… good thing I got this cleared up before I went to go hang out with my new ~*friend*~ D: D: D: (jk jk jk)

          • lilydale aka Natalie
            Posted on 10 April 2009

            I think they were originally used for smoking opium or hashish, but nowadays hookahs are usually filled with flavored tobacco. So who knows what your new friend is up to…!

  4. ppr
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    The bottle is hideous, and I like contemporary. Looks like a bad lamp design from that angle.

  5. Tama
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    What is it with these people and dope? lol
    Hopefully it doesn’t actually smell like hash.

    Next up: Nasomatto Desert Peyote

    • Robin
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      The heroin one (China White) is lovely! So whatever they’re doing w/ dope, I like it so far :-)

  6. Joe
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    The China White bottle looked nice (and if the juice was beautiful, great), but this one or the angle at which it was photographed were hideous.

    I’m also finding the concepts in this series to be getting silly — like juveniles trying to be “naughty” with drug references. Tiresome, but maybe that’s just me. I’m sure urban hipsters just love it.

    • Robin
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      LOL…I’m more forgiving if I like the fragrances, and if they can “live up to” their billing — silly ad copy when your fragrances are also just like everyone else’s is way worse. Nasomatto is at least doing some interesting scents.

  7. cazaubon
    Posted on 10 April 2009

    The bottles actually look better in person… I have China White, it is pretty.

    • Robin
      Posted on 10 April 2009

      I wouldn’t mind owning that one at all. Glad to hear the bottle is nicer in person.

  8. Dagmar
    Posted on 11 April 2009

    Jonathan Adler makes a beautiful candle/”stash box” in “Hashish.” I got it for my sister-in-law for Christmas (couldn’t resist.) It smelled AWESOME! I should tell her about this.

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