Top Notes 
Fig leaf
Peach
Raspberry
Bergamot
Mandarin orange
Karo Karounde
Heart Notes 
Cinnamon
Jasmine
Neroli
Osmanthus
Rose
Ylang-ylang
Narcissus
Base Notes 
Amber
Patchouli
Sandalwood
Tonka bean
Vanilla
Vetiver
10/21/2023
Lauser93
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Lauser93
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A really nice, fruity-oriental fragrance
With the Oh la la Eau de Parfum I have it times after a long time to do with a fragrance that has really earned the full score from the durability. The smell lasts on my skin for about 16 hours and the sillage I would describe as quite convincing. On the clothes there is certainly more. To my delight, I find the fragrance also still really succeeded.
The top note starts initially sweet, fruity, citrus and marmalade with aromas of figs, peach, bergamot, lemons and some raspberry. The heart note remains fruity at first with a green aroma of fig leaves. Then the fragrance transforms and this first becomes floral and then really oriental. At first, jasmine flowers, ylang-ylang and narcissus appear. Later, osmanthus and cinnamon provide a spicy and subtly leathery oriental. The base smells creamy, milky, vanilla, woody and balsamic tonka beans, amber, sandalwood as well as vetiver. The fruit, however, still resonates here.
In the end, I'm really very pleased here. The miniature looks funny, even if the whole thing somehow reminds me of a hookah.
The top note starts initially sweet, fruity, citrus and marmalade with aromas of figs, peach, bergamot, lemons and some raspberry. The heart note remains fruity at first with a green aroma of fig leaves. Then the fragrance transforms and this first becomes floral and then really oriental. At first, jasmine flowers, ylang-ylang and narcissus appear. Later, osmanthus and cinnamon provide a spicy and subtly leathery oriental. The base smells creamy, milky, vanilla, woody and balsamic tonka beans, amber, sandalwood as well as vetiver. The fruit, however, still resonates here.
In the end, I'm really very pleased here. The miniature looks funny, even if the whole thing somehow reminds me of a hookah.
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