Fengari – Eau de Parfum

Namos – a Swiss perfume house from Zug that turns memories into scent and names its fragrances after Greek myth.

Fengari is dark, sensual and surprisingly playful. Popcorn, elemi, iris and pepper open with an electric charge, vanilla, oud, sandalwood and cypress turn dark and deep at the heart, and vanilla, musk and cedarwood stay on the skin as a soft echo.

Fengari is a fragrance for the night – for autumn and winter, for dates, long dinners and anything that runs late. Unisex, with enough depth to be an after-dark signature.

Fengari is the Greek word for moon, and the scent captures exactly that cool light over warm sand. What we love most: the popcorn right at the start – a small, almost cheeky wink before oud and sandalwood take over. It was composed by Zurich perfumer Andreas Wilhelm.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Fengari smell like?

Popcorn, elemi, iris and pepper flowing into vanilla, oud, sandalwood and cypress, fading out on vanilla, musk and cedarwood – gourmand, woody, dark.

How does Fengari feel?

Like skin on skin on a warm night – close, intense and a little mysterious. Not a scent that fills the room, but one that draws someone in and lingers on pillows and scarves.

When do you wear Fengari?

In the evening and at night, ideally in autumn and winter – for dates, bars and long nights. Unisex.

Which fragrance might I like if I like Fengari?

Try Oud Superfluide by Les Eaux Primordiales – oud, vanilla and benzoin, just as dark and soft, only without the gourmand popcorn opening.

Still unsure? Discover Fengari as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.