Neandertal Light Eau de Parfum

By Neandertal

Light | Light is in stark contrast to Neandertal dark, a journey which explores concepts of olfactory dissonance. Radiant and expansive Neandertal light concentrates on the present and as such, possesses a...

Fragrance Notes: Hinoki, Coriander, Galbanum, Violet Leaf, Orris, Musk, Ambergris, Patchouli, Leather, Cedar
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Neandertal

Neandertal challenges the status quo, reimagining humanity’s place in the universe through scent. Founded by artist Kentaro Yamada, the brand explores the echoes of our past and the mysteries of our future with experimental, contemporary fragrances that defy traditional perfumery. Each creation is a sensory exploration of human existence—where we come from, and where we are going.

Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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Unlike anything you have ever

"Unlike anything you have ever smelled!! Wow!"

— Christopher S. (5/5)

"Great selection and I love the free samples deals and occasional sales!"

— Wes (5/5)

10 OUT OF 10

"I'm in love with ZGO, excellent service and the best perfume catalog. Not to mention that I loved my purchase! THANKS A LOT!"

— Mariana B. (5/5)

Perfect for warm days.

"While not my typical profile I like to wear this is an excellent scent for bright warm days, as the name would imply. Hung around with me for at least 8 hrs no problem. Very green/vegetal with some floral notes as well."

— Bradley J. (4/5)

Kyle z

"How can I name like neanderthal be gender-neutral Neanderthal is always been associated with a caveman as in cave / man so I'd assume it would be a cologne and not a perfume where did you come up with the name Neanderthal for a general neutral type of scent seems to me you're just trying to work at these young gen z millennials in your advertisement of the product. I think the bottle is really cool that was a good idea but it looks like a rock and isn't that more of a manly thing than a feminine thing it's not a general neutral thing"

— Kyle (4/5)

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