I Coloniali Mango Dupe?

Guaiac wood
Sandalwood
Pepper
Cedarwood
Spicy Notes
Leather
Amber
Musk

¿Dónde está el mango?

Guaiac wood
Sandalwood
Pepper
Cedarwood
Spicy Notes
Leather
Amber
Musk

¿Dónde está el mango?

I believe it's the oils used, which are scentless. More for the beneficial skin properties?

I believe it's the oils used, which are scentless. More for the beneficial skin properties?   — mrdoug

That makes perfect sense, where I was hung up on the scents.  (Actually had an ideally-ripe mango for dessert at lunch.  That creamy, luscious, sweetish aroma could be a fun shaving scent . . . maybe with bergamot and lime brightening the top, a complementary floral [say, neroli], and guaiac wood, labdanum, and patchouli in the base.)

I believe it's the oils used, which are scentless. More for the beneficial skin properties?

Ding ding ding!

Another widespread misunderstanding is about menthol: even if listed on its INCI, the soap has zero cooling effect nor a minty scent profile.

(Actually had an ideally-ripe mango for dessert at lunch.  That creamy, luscious, sweetish aroma could be a fun shaving scent . . . maybe with bergamot and lime brightening the top, a complementary floral [say, neroli], and guaiac wood, labdanum, and patchouli in the base.)

Maybe a little different from what you're describing, but you could try Salted Green Mango by Strangers Parfumerie:  sparkling bright, absolutely non-gourmand green scent, one my favorite summer fragrance ever. A tropical exotic paradise without any of its cliché.

/OT

Guaiac wood
Sandalwood
Pepper
Cedarwood
Spicy Notes
Leather
Amber
Musk

¿Dónde está el mango?

Roger that . Would be nice to have a solid new artisan dupe/replica of this scent profile - soap, AFS, GLM.

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