Fan Your Flames
Coconut, rum, tobacco — read like that it sounds simple. Nishane Fan Your Flames is not.
How it moves
Coconut and rum hit first, the way an opening line should. Underneath, tobacco settle in and take over. It dries down to Tonka Bean, cedar and oakmoss, close to the skin and hard to forget.
What wearers say
4.1 out of 5 across 2,800 ratings — well loved, and not quietly.
- Enjoyed as a warm, boozy coconut-and-tobacco gourmand that feels cozy and comforting in cold weather.
- Reviewers highlight the rum and coconut opening, though some wish the tobacco were more prominent.
- A few find it too sweet or simple, but most consider it a pleasant fireside comfort scent.
Who made it
Jorge Lee composed it in 2016, for Nishane in Turkey. Part of Nishane's Extrait de Parfum collection, this Jorge Lee creation pairs boozy rum and coconut with tobacco for a warm, fireside gourmand mood.
Wear it for less
There are 7 ways to wear this for less. The closest costs $13 — $277 back in your pocket, and nobody standing near you will know.
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- What smells like Nishane Fan Your Flames?
- We list 7 bottles built to smell like it, including Fan Your Flames by The Dupe Spot, Burn Slow by Bujairami, Honor & Glory by Lattafa and Petra by Lattafa.
- What is the cheapest alternative to Nishane Fan Your Flames?
- Fan Your Flames by The Dupe Spot, at $13 for 50ml. Prices are read from each shop and re-checked.
- How much cheaper are the alternatives?
- Nishane Fan Your Flames is listed at $290. The bottles that smell like it run from $13 to $137.
- Who made Nishane Fan Your Flames?
- It was composed by Jorge Lee, released in 2016 for Nishane.