Hayati Arabian Oud 2012

Fine droplets, like pearls of fragrance, take possession of my skin: lazily warming there, so thick and rich, covered with a delicate golden sheen, radiating comfort immediately.
“Hayati” by Arabian Oud is settling in and spreading its warm scent cloak around me, whose generous drapery contains and offers many delightful aromas.

With every movement, notes of fragrance unfold, already united into a sensual whole.
While bergamot, mandarin, and lemon are attributed to the top notes in the pyramids, for me they are radiant gemstones of scent, embedded in a rich oriental pattern that decoratively covers this cloak.
So sparkling droplets sit among wonderfully fragrant summer garden flowers; they hang on the white fragrant beauty of the tuberose like small shimmering jewels and dance flickering over the velvety petals of slightly overripe roses, where they nestle glitteringly in their wide-open hearts, while these gently cuddle into the approaching rich powdery waves of musk, thus unfolding a very special, animalistic-erotic fullness of scent.
The top and heart notes are one from the very beginning, and so full of fragrant richness, they conquer the base together and create a magical finale.
The earthy flowing stream in golden brown from patchouli is interspersed with its citrus ornaments, and these little scent crystals also flash in the company of sensual sandalwood.
Amber weaves smoky-glossy scent trails throughout the entire composition; with them, the decorative ornaments become richer, the cloak surrounding me more voluminous, its pattern more opulent, its drapery more flowing.

“Hayati” is an expansive, not annoying or bothersome fragrance creation of the rich summer full of sensual warmth, in whose fullness the ripeness and transience already flash in the lush glow of early autumn in the now softer light of the sun.

This cloak of fragrance, held in rich colors and shining, releases its richness and warmth for a long time: whether in opulent drapery or spread out in full ornamental-oriental craftsmanship.

Thank you, Azura, for this wonderful fragrance surprise; I certainly would not have come to know “Hayati” without you.
It has been worth it; this pleasantly fragrant, rich, and warming embrace is doing me very good right now!