Top Notes 
Bergamot
Mandarin orange
Red plum
White blossoms
Heart Notes 
Woodland strawberry
Jasmine
Nutmeg
Rose
Tropical fruits
Base Notes 
Gourmand notes
Lactone
Musk
Sandalwood
Vanilla05/03/2024
DorothyGrace
106 Reviews
DorothyGrace
1
Cool Geranium
When I bought my latest little bottles of Al Haramain and Swiss Arabian I hadn't, more or less, been wearing perfume for several years, and this in conjunction with only using perfume free laundry and other perfume free cleaning products around the house meant there was nothing much in the air that competed with the smell from my new scents.
I found all three, and especially Twin Flower, to be very fragrant. Having been wearing the perfumes for a few weeks and comparing them to my essential oils, there is less of a contrast between my every day surroundings and the perfumes.
I no longer find Twin Flowers to be overwhelming raw soap, although that still comes across strongly for me. I found the main note for me is very like a strong geranium essential oil, but with some sweet gourmand supporting it, along with a touch of indeterminate wood.
Bright and cold with a feeling in the nose like peppermint oil or eucalyptus, but not smelling in any way like either of those, just the feeling in the nose.
All in all, I've gone from finding this interesting but a moderate no to rather liking it. If wearing perfume to go out, even to the supermarket, I would only wear one little drop from the glass dipper as I am pretty sure that, like me, those unfamiliar with the fragrance would find it super strong.
I found all three, and especially Twin Flower, to be very fragrant. Having been wearing the perfumes for a few weeks and comparing them to my essential oils, there is less of a contrast between my every day surroundings and the perfumes.
I no longer find Twin Flowers to be overwhelming raw soap, although that still comes across strongly for me. I found the main note for me is very like a strong geranium essential oil, but with some sweet gourmand supporting it, along with a touch of indeterminate wood.
Bright and cold with a feeling in the nose like peppermint oil or eucalyptus, but not smelling in any way like either of those, just the feeling in the nose.
All in all, I've gone from finding this interesting but a moderate no to rather liking it. If wearing perfume to go out, even to the supermarket, I would only wear one little drop from the glass dipper as I am pretty sure that, like me, those unfamiliar with the fragrance would find it super strong.
DorothyGrace
