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By the third fragrance, I already started to feel that something was off. Osiris no longer refers to Oranzo, but in its heart, I found a floral note from Olyssia. Despite this, it still appears as a standalone work. This fragrance reveals my favorite theme - sweet orange blossom. In 2018, when A Lab on Fire's And The World Is Yours came out, I fell in love with this note. It was a masterpiece by Carlos Kusubayashi and Dominique Ropion, where orange blossom was combined with vanilla and balsamic accords. It was dirty, but that was its charm. Sylvaine Delacourte took a similar path, adding jasmine from Olyssia and sesame in the top note to the orange blossom. But the official description doesn't mention the vanilla I felt. Instead, it talks about honey. So be it, but it's a strange honey, devoid of familiar nuances. If it's honey, it's like floral nectar that flows down the petals of fragile flowers, gathering their aromas. Osiris looks perfect: all notes are in their places, nothing distracts. The composition is in full balance, consisting of many subtle shades, from spicy sesame to caramel-balsamic benzoin, but none of them are perceived on the fly. It is sweet and floral, yet remains calm and elegant. A beauty that seems absolute
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