Perfume Varden Eau de Perfume Sultan Essancy

Varden – Eau de Parfum by Sultan Essancy

Short description

Varden is green, woody and resinous, with a refined spicy edge and a warm base. Not a sweet fragrance, not a generic profile. It is made for anyone who enjoys plant-like freshness and woods with real depth.

If you are looking for a green unisex scent that does not feel sporty and never turns sugary, Varden is a very strong match.

What Varden is really about

Varden feels like a fragrance with a clear direction from the first spray. It opens with a rich green impression that brings to mind leaves, buds and aromatic plants. After that, resin and dry woods settle in. Everything stays close to the theme without jumping around. That is why Varden does not wear like a trend scent, but like something you choose on purpose because this style of fragrance is exactly what you enjoy.

Many people love compositions like this because they are not trying to be “easy to like”, they are built around recognisable character. Varden does not smell like a fruit basket and it does not smell like dessert. It stays green and woody, becomes warmer later on, but never feels sticky. If you like fragrances that get more interesting the closer you smell them, this is very much that type.

The opening: green, resinous, with a dry herbal touch

The opening is shaped by poplar buds and olive tree. Poplar buds bring a slightly resinous bud-like note that you do not come across very often. This is not a “forest fragrance” in a kitschy way, but more like fresh plant sap and a soft touch of resin resting on wood.

The olive tree adds a dry Mediterranean direction. It reads more herbal than fresh. Anise comes in as a slim, spicy accent. Not sweet, not candy-like, but a fine aromatic detail that makes the green feel more intriguing.

Plum is there, but very restrained. It softens the start without turning fruity. More dark and rounded in the background, so the green notes never feel too sharp.

The heart: more depth through resin, with a gentle balance

After a short time, Varden becomes warmer and more resinous. Mastic brings a balsamic density that holds everything together like a natural binder. This keeps the fragrance from feeling thin and gives it a rich, tangible presence.

Jasmine appears more as a subtle counterweight. It does not turn the fragrance floral, it simply gives it a smoother surface. This is not a “flower perfume”, it remains green and woody, just with a calmer edge and less sharpness.

The base: patchouli and dry woods, with a warm finish

In the base, patchouli becomes more noticeable. Here, patchouli does not feel sweet and it does not feel heavy, but more like dark earth and dry wood. It works beautifully with the green opening because it carries the theme forward and adds even more depth.

Woody notes stay present for a long time and keep the fragrance together. Tonka bean adds warmth at the very end, but without pushing the scent into a dessert direction. It is more of a soft finish than a sweet spotlight.

How Varden feels in everyday wear

Varden is not a fragrance that relies on sheer intensity. It works best when it is noticed at a normal distance. That is when this mix of green notes, resin and woods comes through in a really beautiful way. If you like green fragrances that do not smell like shower gel, you will find something here that feels different, yet still very wearable.

It suits daily life and work, but also the evening, because the base has enough warmth. And it has recognisable character without becoming annoying. That is often the point where a fragrance truly convinces.

Seasons and wearability

Varden works especially well in the in-between seasons, when air and clothing can handle a little “more fragrance”: spring, autumn, cooler days. In winter it feels comfortably warm. In summer it can work too if you spray lightly, then it stays aromatic and does not become too heavy.

How it wears best

A few sprays are usually enough. If you want to highlight the green side, spray more lightly directly on skin. If you want to enjoy the warm, woody base for longer, one spray on a scarf or jacket can work very well.

Who Varden is for

Varden is for anyone who loves green and woody fragrances, finds resin notes exciting, and appreciates patchouli as depth rather than an “old-fashioned vibe”. If you mainly want sweet vanilla, creamy gourmands or fruity scents, this is probably not the right direction. In that case, something sweeter will be a better choice.

Why many people choose exactly this style of fragrance

Many people are looking for a green fragrance that does not feel sporty, a woody scent that does not smell sugary, and patchouli that does not come across dusty. Varden fits that space perfectly: green in the opening, resinous in the middle, woody-warm in the dry down.

And when a fragrance gets compliments, it is often not because it pleases everyone, but because it has a clear presence. Varden has that potential, because it smells different from what you constantly come across, yet it is shaped in a way that makes you want to wear it again and again.

Fragrance profile: green, spicy, woody, earthy, resinous, balsamic

	Top notes Poplar buds, olive tree, anise, plum
	Heart notes Mastic, jasmine
	Base notes Tonka, patchouli, woody notes