Amber
Frankincense
Jasmine
Rose
Vanilla01/02/2013
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Subtly Spicy Oriental Incense
Sultane des Coeurs is a must-try for all fans of subtle incense fragrances. It's a shame that, like all the scents from Mr. Benchaabane, it is not available in Europe and cannot be ordered at all.
So here again, a huge thank you to Sevda and "our man in Morocco."
Now to the fragrance: it starts spicy, dry, and immediately with this subtle yet elegant incense note. Here, nothing reminds me of the cool church incense that is so prominent in many other incense fragrances.
The amber warms the heart of the scent; it has no sweetness, which one might otherwise expect due to the vanilla. I cannot explicitly detect rose and jasmine, but they are probably the good spirits that tame the otherwise sometimes grave incense.
I do not see a reason to classify it purely as a women's fragrance; it is definitely unisex wearable, for me, with a slight tendency towards the strong gender.
I am aware that this will now cater to various clichés, but I can imagine this scent extremely well on a sensitive and masculine man.
So here again, a huge thank you to Sevda and "our man in Morocco."
Now to the fragrance: it starts spicy, dry, and immediately with this subtle yet elegant incense note. Here, nothing reminds me of the cool church incense that is so prominent in many other incense fragrances.
The amber warms the heart of the scent; it has no sweetness, which one might otherwise expect due to the vanilla. I cannot explicitly detect rose and jasmine, but they are probably the good spirits that tame the otherwise sometimes grave incense.
I do not see a reason to classify it purely as a women's fragrance; it is definitely unisex wearable, for me, with a slight tendency towards the strong gender.
I am aware that this will now cater to various clichés, but I can imagine this scent extremely well on a sensitive and masculine man.
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