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Sorrento

Sorrento by Nomad Theory opens with citrus, lemon and mint, followed by rosemary and sea notes in the heart. Hedione and musk stay in the base. Fresh and salty in character, it is part of the Citrus family. The scent comes as an aftershave balm, an aftershave splash and a shaving soap. Nomad Theory is made by one person in a small workshop.

Citrus 7 recorded notes · 3 products Products with this scent

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Scent profile

Base

Hedione Musk

Character

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Products with this scent

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Products sharing the scent Sorrento
ProductSizes Base
Tallow Croap Shaving Soap
Aftershave splash
Alcohol Aftershave Splash
Aftershave balm
Aftershave Balm with Alcohol

Similar scents

Compared by the notes the makers list – distinctive notes count more than subtle ones, rare notes more than common ones. A pointer, not a promise that they smell alike.

  • First Canadian Shave Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: mint and rosemary · woodier: fir and cedar

    aftershave splash

  • TwoFace Brothers Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: mint and lemon · fresher overall

    aftershave splash

  • Hendrix Classics & Co. Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: sea notes and lemon

    shaving soap

  • The Black Stuff Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: mint, rosemary and lemon · plus cedar

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Alvarez Gomez Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: rosemary, lemon and musk · plus amber accord

    eau de cologne

  • Truefitt & Hill Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: mint, rosemary and lemon · more floral: lily of the valley and orange blossom

    eau de cologne

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