Yakeñ
Yakeñ takes its name from the Quechua word for paramela, an aphrodisiac plant native to South America. The salty, animalic warmth of ambergris envelops the dry herbal bitterness of paramela and the green grassiness of senecio. It evolves slowly on the skin, leaving a deep, sensual trail.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Yakeñ
Yakeñ takes its name from the Quechua word for paramela, an aphrodisiac plant native to South America. The salty, animalic warmth of ambergris envelops the dry herbal bitterness of paramela and the green grassiness of senecio. It evolves slowly on the skin, leaving a deep, sensual trail.
Scent Development and Character
The opening reveals the salty, animalic warmth of ambergris, quickly joined by the dry herbal bitterness of paramela. Over time, the green grassiness of senecio emerges, adding depth and a verdant nuance to the composition.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Yakeñ's sensual character makes it well-suited for evening wear and intimate occasions. It wears close to the skin, exuding a quiet presence. Editorial inference: best suited to the cooler months of autumn and winter. Sillage is Editorial inference: moderate, close to the skin. Longevity is Editorial inference: lasts 6-8 hours on the skin.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2015, this is presented as Perfume and credited to Undisclosed. Yakeñ is presented in the standard 100 mL Fueguia 1833 bottle.
