Malayan oud
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Vetiver
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02/04/2024
Lizzington
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Lizzington
5
More divided than ever:(
Just to say it right away. I have never found it so difficult to rate a fragrance. Two worlds collide here, and they tug me back and forth.
I guess everyone knows it. You smell a fragrance and you can guess whether you like it or not. But even after a while, I still can't really decide whether I would call this fragrance a "masterpiece" or "just" above average. For me, it's probably also down to the fact that I generally don't like green fragrances. Especially not vetiver. And it really comes through for me. On the other hand, the oud is more beautiful than I have ever smelled and is perfectly interwoven. Aquatic, green and woody is just such a great and new combo for me that I just find it interesting. And the H/S really leaves nothing to be desired here either.
In any case, I can't make this decision about whether it's a masterpiece on my own today. Is it the same for you?
I guess everyone knows it. You smell a fragrance and you can guess whether you like it or not. But even after a while, I still can't really decide whether I would call this fragrance a "masterpiece" or "just" above average. For me, it's probably also down to the fact that I generally don't like green fragrances. Especially not vetiver. And it really comes through for me. On the other hand, the oud is more beautiful than I have ever smelled and is perfectly interwoven. Aquatic, green and woody is just such a great and new combo for me that I just find it interesting. And the H/S really leaves nothing to be desired here either.
In any case, I can't make this decision about whether it's a masterpiece on my own today. Is it the same for you?
AlexD76
