Panelos - Kind Of Blue

Top Notes: Aldehyde, Spices, Orange, Rose
Heart Notes: Narcissus, Carnation, Powdery Notes
Base Notes: Iris, Cardamom, Sandalwood

"Panelos is an alternative"

Panelos Kind of Blue celebrates the timeless allure of the jazz fascination of the 1920s in Harlem and Chicago, as well as the luxurious atmosphere of that era. With its spicy aldehydic floral opening and an extremely powdery scent, it evokes the makeup tables behind the scenes of an elegant jazz club.

Join the club: Panelos Kind of Blue is a dreamy, deep, and dark spicy experience. It truly paints a picture of the ironic backdrop of jazz clubs: cheerful yet melancholic, elegant yet obscene, ostentatious yet modest, restrained yet unbridled, harmonious yet full of inner conflict. The feeling of so many souls coming together for so many reasons to gather on stage, moving them in so many intended or unintended ways. And the mystery of the wildly talented musical wizards who wear their masks every night, often concealing the turbulent, troubled lives they lead far from the glaring spotlight.

Panelos Kind of Blue is a truly human fragrance. The floral notes here are so remarkably integrated that they remind one of the expensive perfumes worn by women in the audience of a jazz club, or the bouquets presented to the artist on stage as a sign of appreciation. There is a bright freshness and at the same time a dark melancholy in the flowers that I can connect with as someone who has performed musically on stages. John Brown's nose has ensured that the individual notes do not overpower each other, but instead unite into a truly impressionistic piece that many can appreciate.

Overall, Panelos Kind of Blue is not so much about immediately recognizing the individual notes; rather, it is the overall picture that has been painted and stands before you, ready for your individual perceptions and experiences to color your opinions.