Compound Brut™
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Compound Brut recreates the original 1964 masterpiece with
massive 13% musk ambrette, quality Mysore sandalwood, and green oakmoss in
iconic glory.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Pale green liquid
Odour Profile: Compound Brut recreates the original 1964 masterpiece with
massive 13% musk ambrette, quality Mysore sandalwood, and green oakmoss in
iconic glory.
Uses: Educational compound for studying historic men's fragrance with original
banned materials, available only for academic evaluation purposes.
Descriptions
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“There's something about Brut, that's nice to be close to.” So said the
commercials way back in 1964 when perfumer Karl Mann created what could arguably
be considered the most iconic men's scent in history.
With a massive overdose of Musk Ambrette (an astonishing 13%) it is not
surprising this fragrance was practically destroyed by legislative banning of
raw materials and what is on the shelf in drug stores and department stores
today is a mere shadow of what once was. Until now.
Compound Brut is the full unchanged original fragrance. There is no EU compliant
or IFRA compliant version of this compound - it just isn't possible. Instead
what you get is a compound that will allow you to study the profile and
qualities of one of the most popular perfumes for gents without having to
imagine what it was like.
Freshly made with the finest materials (as with all Fraterworks products) you
will be astonished by how good this product is. This is not a "perfume for
grandpa" or an old man's scent. This is class to the extreme. With high quality
Mysore sandalwood (a lot!), patchouli, green oakmoss and vetiver you realise
just how much care went in to scents in the past - even those that are now
deemed to be nasty cheapies.
Originally diluted to 10% it was Brut. Diluted to 5% (with some distilled water
in the alcohol blend) it was Brut 33. Make it both ways to further your
perfumery education.
WARNING: This is not compliant with any fragrance laws in any countries and
should not be worn on the skin. It is sold in an undiluted form for educational
purposes only.
Luca Turin, the esteemed perfume writer, recently reviewed this product and
said: “It definitely is Brut[. …] Compound Brut™ made a happy man feel very
old.” Go here to read Luca Turin's review
[https://lucaturin.substack.com/p/compound-brut-fraterworks] of Compound Brut™.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Orange, Lavender, Tarragon
Heart Notes: Geranium, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Anise
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk, Patchouli, Vanilla, Tonka Bean
Best Seller compound creed no_reg
Notes
“There's something about Brut, that's nice to be close to.” So said the
commercials way back in 1964 when perfumer Karl Mann created what could arguably
be considered the most iconic men's scent in history.
With a massive overdose of Musk Ambrette (an astonishing 13%) it is not
surprising this fragrance was practically destroyed by legislative banning of
raw materials and what is on the shelf in drug stores and department stores
today is a mere shadow of what once was. Until now.
Compound Brut is the full unchanged original fragrance. There is no EU compliant
or IFRA compliant version of this compound - it just isn't possible. Instead
what you get is a compound that will allow you to study the profile and
qualities of one of the most popular perfumes for gents without having to
imagine what it was like.
Freshly made with the finest materials (as with all Fraterworks products) you
will be astonished by how good this product is. This is not a "perfume for
grandpa" or an old man's scent. This is class to the extreme. With high quality
Mysore sandalwood (a lot!), patchouli, green oakmoss and vetiver you realise
just how much care went in to scents in the past - even those that are now
deemed to be nasty cheapies.
Originally diluted to 10% it was Brut. Diluted to 5% (with some distilled water
in the alcohol blend) it was Brut 33. Make it both ways to further your
perfumery education.
WARNING: This is not compliant with any fragrance laws in any countries and
should not be worn on the skin. It is sold in an undiluted form for educational
purposes only.
Luca Turin, the esteemed perfume writer, recently reviewed this product and
said: “It definitely is Brut[. …] Compound Brut™ made a happy man feel very
old.” Go here to read Luca Turin's review
[https://lucaturin.substack.com/p/compound-brut-fraterworks] of Compound Brut™.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Orange, Lavender, Tarragon
Heart Notes: Geranium, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Anise
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk, Patchouli, Vanilla, Tonka Bean
Best Seller compound creed no_reg
Usage
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Educational compound for studying historic men's fragrance with original
banned materials, available only for academic evaluation purposes.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
0% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Appearance: Pale green liquid
Odour Profile: Compound Brut recreates the original 1964 masterpiece with
massive 13% musk ambrette, quality Mysore sandalwood, and green oakmoss in
iconic glory.
Uses: Educational compound for studying historic men's fragrance with original
banned materials, available only for academic evaluation purposes.
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