Inspired by: Eau de Noho by Bond No 9
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Noho of New York by Emper is the fragrance sample you grab when Eau de Noho costs more than it should.
This is Emper's take on Eau de Noho by Bond No 9, and reviewers who've smelled both put it close, not identical.
This scent is a quiet embrace, beginning with the velvety softness of cashmere wood, like slipping into a favorite, well-worn sweater on a cool evening. The aroma deepens with the grounding presence of cedarwood, an anchor of rich, dry earthiness that cuts through the creamy sweetness of vanilla. A molten river of amber flows beneath it all, catching the light and providing a warm, golden glow, while the clean, skin like whisper of musk suggests intimacy. Finally, the hint of moss gives the composition an ancient, forest floor depth, completing a feeling of being both utterly cozy and profoundly rooted. Wearing it feels like holding a secret, a soft, enduring warmth that lingers long after you’ve left the room. Reach for it in fall and winter.
Top: Red berries, Pineapple, Coriander, Cardamom, Apple
Heart: Bulgarian rose, Jasmine sambac, Turkish rose, Magnolia
Base: Cashmere wood, Vanilla, Cedarwood, Amber, Musk, Moss
Projection runs moderate once it settles on skin.
On skin approximately 10+ hours, on clothes approximately 12+ hours.
