Fan Your Flames Extrait de Parfum

warm coconut rum cake with smoky tobacco ash and cedarwood
Scent Notes
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The full profile.
Nishane Fan Your Flames smells like warm coconut rum cake with smoky tobacco ash and cedarwood. It opens with coconut and rum, moves into tobacco and tonka bean and settles on Chinese toon and oakmoss. It reads unisex.
This extrait de parfum is best in spring, fall and winter and is an evening scent. Reach for it for date nights and nights out. Released in 2016.
In the community's experience it lasts well into the evening, and projects strongly and fills a room. Wearers suggest letting a new bottle rest for a couple of weeks; it tends to smooth out.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something gourmand and sweet for date nights.
- Sample first if: you prefer quiet scents; it projects.
- Skip if: you dislike woody fragrances.
Around $96.
Explore more: More from Nishane · Woody perfumes · Coconut perfumes · Rum perfumes
Best for
- Date
- Night out
Nishane has 53 perfumes indexed on Scendira, and every single one reads unisex in our catalogue data. The six most-common accords are woody (28 perfumes), aromatic (14), citrus (13), fresh-spicy (10), white-floral (10), and warm-spiced (9), built on a note backbone of patchouli, musk, jasmine, sandalwood, bergamot, and cedar. Prices run $79.95 to $650, with a $153 median, so this is niche-luxury pricing, not budget. By community mentions, Ani and Hacivat dominate discussion by a wide margin, well ahead of Hundred Silent Ways, Wulong Cha X, and Meant To Be Seen. Nishane is a Turkish niche house that builds scents around one sharp idea rather than an easy, wearable-for-everyone blend, which is part of why opinion on the range splits. Filter by note below, or ask Dira which Nishane perfume actually matches what you want to smell like.
Filter Nishane Perfumes by Dominant Note
- Woody: 28 perfumes
- Aromatic: 14
- Citrus: 13
- White-floral: 10
- Fresh-spicy: 10
- Warm-spiced: 9
Best for: fragrance collectors who want a distinct, conversation-starting niche scent and don't mind paying niche prices. Skip if you want an easy, crowd-pleasing daily wear at a lower cost, Swiss Arabian or Rasasi cover that ground.
Every Nishane perfume here is catalogued from real notes, accords, and independent community sentiment. No paid placements.
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Common questions.
It smells like warm coconut rum cake with smoky tobacco ash and cedarwood. It opens with coconut and rum, moves into tobacco and tonka bean and settles on Chinese toon and oakmoss.
In the community's experience it lasts well into the evening, and projects strongly and fills a room.
It is best in spring, fall and winter. It is an evening scent. It suits date nights and nights out.
It reads unisex.
Wearers suggest letting a new bottle rest for a couple of weeks; it tends to smooth out.
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