Top Notes 
Peach
Grapefruit
Heart Notes 
Tonka bean
Davana
Rose
Base Notes 
Vanilla
Ambroxan
Patchouli
Amber
Caramel09/30/2023
Snoopy123
7 Reviews
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Snoopy123
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Tart sun rays
The first impression when spraying on: sun rays, 2 seconds later, hm, it smells like man *so no* and immediately after: honey *delicious*. Somehow all the first associations remain present in the further course.
From afar smelled I feel the fragrance differently than from close. Pressing the nose close to the perfumed area, I smell wonderful honey, which is not gourmand, not sticky, is completely different from Scandal, for example, where it just makes me sick and I have no honey associations anyway, I smell a high-quality and natural bee honey sweetness, slightly waxy, surrounded by a veil of caramel, discreetly balsamic, definitely oriental and reminiscent of a spa area. I can make out something herbaceous. I think this might be patchoulli, the element that had initially reminded me of the keyword "man". I don't really like this spa factor as I don't want to smell like it. This element of the fragrance does not smell noble or fine to me, I rather associate it with something alternative or rather it reminds me of essential oils, massage oils, herbal baths, witch's kitchen.... But here I take it in acceptance, because the overall composition is just very special and I have never smelled this so.
If I perceive the fragrance from afar, I smell instead of individual notes, which anwehen me, rather an overall texture. And this is already very good! It's all round, pleasantly spicy, slightly sweet, oriental, still unique and ... äch... aftershavig. That's a real shame! I would have liked the fragrance a lot, just because of its high quality and natural smelling fabrics, if it weren't for this aftershave element. It does make the scent interesting, but in this regard there is too much tart spice in it for my taste. It's not a soft, feminine scent, although other reviews suggest it is. So the perceptions are just different.
On the Netzt one finds opinions, which express that the smell Dolce vita of Dior or Casmir of Chopard is similar, which I consider both as completely absurd. I smell no similarities between the said fragrances.
Since the fragrance smells overall between herbal coctail and discreet and noble Beautyspa-orientalik, I'm not sure if it is wearable in professional life. It is already very special. One smells sweetish resinous tart.
From afar smelled I feel the fragrance differently than from close. Pressing the nose close to the perfumed area, I smell wonderful honey, which is not gourmand, not sticky, is completely different from Scandal, for example, where it just makes me sick and I have no honey associations anyway, I smell a high-quality and natural bee honey sweetness, slightly waxy, surrounded by a veil of caramel, discreetly balsamic, definitely oriental and reminiscent of a spa area. I can make out something herbaceous. I think this might be patchoulli, the element that had initially reminded me of the keyword "man". I don't really like this spa factor as I don't want to smell like it. This element of the fragrance does not smell noble or fine to me, I rather associate it with something alternative or rather it reminds me of essential oils, massage oils, herbal baths, witch's kitchen.... But here I take it in acceptance, because the overall composition is just very special and I have never smelled this so.
If I perceive the fragrance from afar, I smell instead of individual notes, which anwehen me, rather an overall texture. And this is already very good! It's all round, pleasantly spicy, slightly sweet, oriental, still unique and ... äch... aftershavig. That's a real shame! I would have liked the fragrance a lot, just because of its high quality and natural smelling fabrics, if it weren't for this aftershave element. It does make the scent interesting, but in this regard there is too much tart spice in it for my taste. It's not a soft, feminine scent, although other reviews suggest it is. So the perceptions are just different.
On the Netzt one finds opinions, which express that the smell Dolce vita of Dior or Casmir of Chopard is similar, which I consider both as completely absurd. I smell no similarities between the said fragrances.
Since the fragrance smells overall between herbal coctail and discreet and noble Beautyspa-orientalik, I'm not sure if it is wearable in professional life. It is already very special. One smells sweetish resinous tart.
Ninamariah
