Camel – Extrait de Parfum

Zoologist's Camel sets out on a caravan journey through the desert – where date palms, frankincense, and rose oil become precious cargo. This Extrait de Parfum paints the picture of an oriental route full of spices, resins, and warm animalics.

Camel smells oriental, spicy, and animalic: dried fruits, frankincense, date, and rose open sweet and resinous at once, before incense, myrrh, cinnamon, orange blossom, amber, cedar, and jasmine intertwine at the heart into a spicy-floral core of oriental depth, while the base of civet, musk, sandalwood, oud, tonka bean, vanilla, and vetiver provides a warm, animalic finish.

Camel works best in the colder months, in the evening – a unisex fragrance for anyone who loves opulent, oriental compositions.

What makes this fragrance special to us: how many facets Christian Carbonnel fits into a single caravan – from resinous-sweet to warmly animalic, without ever losing clarity.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Camel smell like?

Oriental and spicy – date and frankincense meet myrrh, oud, and vanilla.

How does Camel feel?

Like a caravan journey through the desert – warm, resinous, precious.

When do you wear Camel?

Best in autumn and winter, in the evening – for anyone who loves opulence.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Camel?

Worth a look: Oud Superfluide by Les Eaux Primordiales – equally oriental and woody, from a completely different French niche world.

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