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4160 Tuesdays The Waft From the Loft

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All sales are final, we are a perfume sampling company - letting you try perfume before you invest in a bottle. Unfortunately, we cannot refund any product that you do not like. If you are new to perfume or wanting to break out of wearing the same scent, try our starter sampler packs so that you can find the perfume that works for you.

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4160 Tuesdays The Waft from the Loft is a limited-edition woody amber eau de parfum launched in 2020, created by perfumer Sarah McCartney with the YouTube channel Wafts from the Loft. It captures the organ loft of a 17th-century Wren church in the City of London, its garden and a Lebanese red wine, with notes of red wine, green notes, rose, incense, oud, woods, resins and amber.

From the brand - "The church garden, smoothed antique woods, incense infused old stone, red wine and the fragrance of the organ loft in which Wafts from the Loft film their videos. It's made with 42 materials including woods, balsams and resins, florals, and a hint of greenery."

4160 Tuesdays The Waft from the Loft Reviews

Fragrantica - "Love love love this fragrance. What a work of art. It perfectly captures the scent of wandering into an old, dimly-lit English church to have a poke around. Cold, smoky, woody, and ever so slightly dusty (but giving respectable rather than off-putting vibes). ..."

Fragrantica - "...If you could capture the headspace of a monastic church, it would be pretty much this. Wooden pews, lingering incense, snuffed candle, dust, communion wine. Excellent stuff."

Fragrantica - "...It's definitely wood and perfumed smoke in an old religious building, and certainly a layer of dust is noticeably present! I find overall Waft gives an ambery, burnt, aftershavey impression."

Parfumo - "...a brilliant manifestation of an older building, a mix of wood, stone, and humidity. It feels like a mix of raw nature and industrial influence, a compromise between outdoors and indoors, and even between old and fresh, though it skews older. ..."