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Decisions...
Make up your mind, Mr. Bisch! Should the fragrance be citrusy and fresh?
- No, but bright.
Should it be ambery and oriental?
- No, but it should have a solid base.
Aha... So it will be somewhere in between?
- Exactly.
And perhaps have a few interesting contrasts?
- Yes.
Will you use one of your favorite components, Akigalawood?
- Maybe a little, but not as high a dosage as Purpose. Better leave it out when specifying the fragrance notes.
Omani frankincense is also part of an Amouage.
- Yes, it is wonderfully ethereal and aromatic, somewhat dry and will form the strong foundation with cedarwood. However, I would like to avoid the other facets being overshadowed by it.
We want to avoid an imbalance like in Purpose, where Akigalawood and incense predominate. Search just lacked something for me personally... How do we make the fragrance more exciting? - By adding spicy notes. Juniper berry should stand out. Cardamom also fits well into the overall picture. Nuances of bergamot and pink pepper make the opening a little more sparkling and brighter.
What is still missing to round off the fragrance? - To make it softer, it is best to use a light vanilla. Not an opulent one like in Gourmands, but a slightly creamy one with very little sweetness.
Then we would indeed have a nice contrast! How do you imagine the target group?
- I don't have a specific person in mind. The fragrance will be unisex and quite elegant, suitable for all ages and for most occasions, not too heavy but with a great presence in the air, for many hours. It will bridge the gap between naturalness, as we are used to with Amouage, and modern transparency. We just need to think of a name...
It's your decision.
Should it be ambery and oriental?
- No, but it should have a solid base.
Aha... So it will be somewhere in between?
- Exactly.
And perhaps have a few interesting contrasts?
- Yes.
Will you use one of your favorite components, Akigalawood?
- Maybe a little, but not as high a dosage as Purpose. Better leave it out when specifying the fragrance notes.
Omani frankincense is also part of an Amouage.
- Yes, it is wonderfully ethereal and aromatic, somewhat dry and will form the strong foundation with cedarwood. However, I would like to avoid the other facets being overshadowed by it.
We want to avoid an imbalance like in Purpose, where Akigalawood and incense predominate. Search just lacked something for me personally... How do we make the fragrance more exciting? - By adding spicy notes. Juniper berry should stand out. Cardamom also fits well into the overall picture. Nuances of bergamot and pink pepper make the opening a little more sparkling and brighter.
What is still missing to round off the fragrance? - To make it softer, it is best to use a light vanilla. Not an opulent one like in Gourmands, but a slightly creamy one with very little sweetness.
Then we would indeed have a nice contrast! How do you imagine the target group?
- I don't have a specific person in mind. The fragrance will be unisex and quite elegant, suitable for all ages and for most occasions, not too heavy but with a great presence in the air, for many hours. It will bridge the gap between naturalness, as we are used to with Amouage, and modern transparency. We just need to think of a name...
It's your decision.
10 Comments
Sounds a bit like an egg-laying wool-milk sow, but a 9 speaks for itself!