Palomino

Inspiration

Palomino refers to the golden horse with the pale mane. Lootah describes the fragrance as a journey of untamed freedom, with woods and incense, carried by the pure spirit of wild horses racing toward the horizon.

In Arabian culture the horse holds an almost mythical place, as a symbol of nobility, strength and freedom. Palomino is part of The Classic Collection.

Fragrance Family

Woody-ambery with cinnamon, apricot and balsam. Part of Lootah's Classic Collection.

The Olfactive Composition

Top notes: Cinnamon, Apricot
Heart notes: Cypriol, Ciste Labdanum, Black Orchid
Base notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber Notes, Balsamic Vanilla, Musk

The Signature of Palomino

The opening is warm and golden, like the horse that gives the fragrance its name. Cinnamon brings spicy warmth, apricot a velvety, gently sweet fruit. Together they evoke dried fruits and spices.

In the heart, the fragrance shifts towards the dry and resinous. Cypriol, also known as nagarmotha, has a woody-smoky, slightly leathery character reminiscent of incense. Cistus labdanum adds an ambery, balsamic depth and black orchid a dark floral undertone.

The base of patchouli, sandalwood, amber, balsamic vanilla and musk is round and warm, like the warmth of sand at the end of the day.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance

We find Palomino one of Lootah's most atmospheric fragrances. Apricot with cinnamon is soft and inviting, while cypriol and labdanum give it a dry, smoky depth.

For those who love warm, ambery woody fragrances with a fruity opening.