Imperium Fragrance World decant, 10ml

2021

50 MAD

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Hand-filled from the original bottle
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10ml50 MAD

The fragrance

Imperium by Fragrance World, released in 2021, opens with a bright citrus burst of grapefruit, bergamot and lime. The heart quickly introduces aromatic thyme, jasmine and lily of the valley, giving a fresh green and slightly spicy feel. On the skin, base notes of vetiver, cedar and leather emerge, supported by ambergris and vanilla that add warmth and depth. Longevity and projection are not specified, so testing is advised to determine how long it lasts and how far it projects in Moroccan conditions. User votes show it is most popular in summer (40 %) and spring (38 %), making it suitable for hot days and cooler evenings in Morocco. It is aimed at men who appreciate a dominant citrus and aromatic profile with a woody backbone.

Scent pyramid

Top

Heart

Cypriol Oil
Huile de Cypriol (Nagarmotha)

Base

What you smell

citrus

aromatic

woody

fresh spicy

amber

green

earthy

Dominant accords, as voted by Fragrantica members.

When to wear it

Seasons

Winter5 %

Spring38 %

Summer40 %

Autumn17 %

Day or night

Day70 %

Night30 %

4,21out of 5

Average from 383 Fragrantica members. This is not our customers’ rating: that one sits below, in the reviews.

Frequently asked

Does Fragrance World Imperium last under the Moroccan summer heat?

Imperium does not have an official longevity figure, so you need to try it on your skin to see how long it persists in the high temperatures of a Moroccan summer. The vetiver, leather and ambergris base notes tend to be more enduring, which may help the scent last longer.

What sillage can I expect from Fragrance World Imperium?

The sillage of Imperium is not provided, so it can vary depending on skin chemistry and application amount. Its aromatic and woody accords may produce a moderate to strong trail, but a personal test is recommended.

What are the main notes of Fragrance World Imperium?

Imperium starts with grapefruit, bergamot and lime, moves to thyme, jasmine and lily of the valley, and settles on vetiver, cedar, leather, ambergris and vanilla. This aligns with the citrus, aromatic and woody percentages reported by voters.