Top Notes 
Hyacinth
Liquorice
Heart Notes 
Jasmine
Tobacco
White lily
Base Notes 
Gaiac wood
Liatris spicata
Virginia cedar
Biggihi
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Biggihi
How to Fade Too Quickly
I am completely puzzled reading the fragrance notes here. Licorice in the top note? I can't smell that at all, it's excellently hidden. What I immediately smell is green. Green garden, freshly cut flowers, the green stem of them, and also freshly mowed grass. At that moment, the Aria clearly reminds me of Cartier Baiser Vole. Perhaps the lily plays a role right from the start. After the green opening, it becomes floral. Many fresh flowers. Very pleasant to smell. But: after two hours, I only have a hint of warmth on my skin, and after 4 hours, everything has completely disappeared. For me, this is too poor a longevity for an otherwise very beautiful spring/summer fragrance.
There is practically no sillage; it is quite close to the body from the very beginning.
If the longevity were better, I would rate it much higher, then it would deserve 70-80%, because I occasionally really enjoy fresh floral scents.
There is practically no sillage; it is quite close to the body from the very beginning.
If the longevity were better, I would rate it much higher, then it would deserve 70-80%, because I occasionally really enjoy fresh floral scents.
