The king of the sea breeze is back!!!
It starts off completely differently for me than the extrait-first, amazing leather with oud, not animalic but rather a solid core of wood, strong and freshly cut. The dragon makes vetiver, oak moss, and absinthe, along with cool blue incense, come alive. The papyrus always reminds me, and here too, of a white flannel shirt or one made of linen. The scent hops back and forth for me-blue, then green, and back again. In the middle, I think I catch a whiff of chamomile tea with anise, smoky and slightly balsamic in the dry down.
Towards the end, there are sandalwood-like tones, oriental with cinnamon, nutmeg, almond, marzipan, and rose water. The progression is beautifully soft, like in Khashab, but it still lingers in the distance.
There’s more going on here than in the extrait-crystal clear vision and fresh air, the sea breeze is also stronger, and the oak moss is even fresher. It’s a well-rounded scent-elegant and very wearable.
It lasts quite well too.
Thank you, Schoeibksr, for the opportunity to test it! :)
It starts off completely differently for me than the extrait-first, amazing leather with oud, not animalic but rather a solid core of wood, strong and freshly cut. The dragon makes vetiver, oak moss, and absinthe, along with cool blue incense, come alive. The papyrus always reminds me, and here too, of a white flannel shirt or one made of linen. The scent hops back and forth for me-blue, then green, and back again. In the middle, I think I catch a whiff of chamomile tea with anise, smoky and slightly balsamic in the dry down.
Towards the end, there are sandalwood-like tones, oriental with cinnamon, nutmeg, almond, marzipan, and rose water. The progression is beautifully soft, like in Khashab, but it still lingers in the distance.
There’s more going on here than in the extrait-crystal clear vision and fresh air, the sea breeze is also stronger, and the oak moss is even fresher. It’s a well-rounded scent-elegant and very wearable.
It lasts quite well too.
Thank you, Schoeibksr, for the opportunity to test it! :)