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The scent is simply top-notch! You can feel the tartness of wormwood, as well as a certain dustiness with spicy notes. Cold resinous accents create an interesting atmosphere, and sometimes a leathery nuance breaks through. It really grabs attention!!!
The fragrance, to be honest, is nothing special. You don't really notice it in spring, just a bunch of little flowers and a tiny bit of spice, but that doesn't save it. The musk isn't felt at all, as if it's not even there 😒
The scent is really interesting: amber resin, ylang-ylang, and benzoin create a pleasant combination. It's warm and resinous, but unfortunately, it smells quite soft. It's a shame it's almost imperceptible, it seems to hide close to the skin. I hope that more intense versions of this fragrance will appear in the future )
On me, this fragrance doesn't reveal itself too brightly. I mostly feel sweet floral notes and a light powdery base 🌸
The berries are sweet, but their sensation isn't entirely natural. The smell is quite tolerable, but nothing more. The fragrance isn't overpowering, longevity leaves much to be desired, there's no sillage. The scent development is practically non-existent. Overall, nothing remarkable
The fragrance is really interesting. It's like it's playing with you, gentle and soft, but with an unexpected sourness. You can smell musk, yuzu, and orange blossom in it. Pleasant, but there's something strange. In the base, it gets a bit soapy, like many Chloé perfumes. I can't quite say if I like it or not, but it caught my attention )
Musk in Arabian fragrances is simply a must-have! Micallef, of course, knows how to please the eye: packaging, bottles, caps, and atomizers - everything is top-notch. This isn't just perfumery, it's true art
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Maybe it is produced in France. But somewhere I came across info that the brand has Arab roots. Though, maybe you're right, and I won't argue with that )
I don't know, maybe, but this brand just doesn't appeal to me at all, so I got a bit confused 😅