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Akro · Sold as unisex
Smoke
The quiet intensity of a late-night conversation in a dimly lit room where smoldering incense mingles with the scent of tobacco.
Smells likea campfire
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SmokeMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Smoke by Akro was launched in 2018, a creation that embodies the brand's rebellious spirit with an Oriental Woody character. Master Perfumer Olivier Cresp crafted this fragrance around a smoky tobacco accord that cuts through sweet vanilla and amber notes, creating a tension between warmth and depth. The fresh spicy elements add a sharp edge to the composition, making it feel both intimate and bold.
Smoke is best applied in small doses — the smoky and spicy notes are potent and can overpower if overused. A single spray on pulse points allows the fragrance to develop naturally, revealing its complex layers as it settles into your skin.
Fig. 01 — Smoke, Akro
Where to buy.
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Olivier Cresp
The fragrance architectOlivier Cresp is a master perfumer at Firmenich and one of the most accomplished creators in the modern fragrance industry.
“I consider my style a minimalist one, because I am used to expressing figurative ideas through short formulas.”
Olivier Cresp · fragroom, August 2018
Designer Akro
More from the house · founded 2018 · France
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