Cistus
Elemi resin
Vetiver
Violet
Styrax
Petitgrain
Cade juniper
Patchouli
Pepper
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Elemiharz as a base for a perfume almost always appeals to me, here it connects with Petitgrain and Vetiver. But I suspect that there is much more in this fascinating perfume than the pyramid reveals. Moss, resins, maybe a bit of nutmeg, violet-scented ionones... que sais-je? Everything can only remain speculation, as no one is likely to see a concrete perfume formula here anytime soon...
Rarely do perfumers just mix whatever comes to mind. As for the requirements for Alkemist 1758, it may have been about developing a scent that is unsweet, resinous, and should appear "blue-green." More meditative than serving "self-euphoria."
I read "Alkemist 1758" as a fragrance that relaxes, grounds, and allows for development. For me, the most interesting one from the Papillon series.
Rarely do perfumers just mix whatever comes to mind. As for the requirements for Alkemist 1758, it may have been about developing a scent that is unsweet, resinous, and should appear "blue-green." More meditative than serving "self-euphoria."
I read "Alkemist 1758" as a fragrance that relaxes, grounds, and allows for development. For me, the most interesting one from the Papillon series.
Updated on 04/19/2018
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