Tawakkul – Extrait de Parfum

ADAMO – a niche perfume label from the Milan area that makes places, rituals and moods smellable with its black-and-white bottles and fragrances made in Italy. Tawakkul comes from the Immaginario Collection and was composed by Vincent Ricord.

Tawakkul smells dark-sweet and spicy – amaretto and cardamom at the start, then a heart of leather oud, and beneath it creamy tonka bean that holds everything together softly. A gourmand with more depth than the almond opening suggests.

Tawakkul belongs to autumn and winter, by day as well as in the evening – a genderneutral fragrance that unfolds best in cool air and then stays on skin for hours.

What makes Tawakkul special to us is the contrast: the amaretto is sweet but never sticky, the leather oud brings seriousness and warmth, the tonka bean rounds it off – a gourmand with attitude instead of icing.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Tawakkul smell like?

Tawakkul opens with amaretto, before cardamom and leather oud meet in the heart – carried by a soft base of tonka bean.

How does Tawakkul feel on skin?

Tawakkul wears warm, almondy-sweet and lightly spicy – gourmand, but with a dark, leathery undertone.

When do you wear Tawakkul?

Tawakkul is especially suited to autumn and winter, by day as well as in the evening – a genderneutral fragrance for cool days.

What might I like if I love Tawakkul?

If you love the almond, tonka and leather of Tawakkul, try Mandorle by Sora Dora – almond, tonka, suede and a hint of rum.

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