06/06/2019

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Sensual Monarch
In order to understand this scent correctly, you have to discover the DNA of the used oudhs for yourself. Dmitry uses two varieties here. For one thing: Eagle wood from Merauke, Indonesia. This is free of any "animalistic" tones or Barnyard tendencies. It is almost floral, soft and slightly balsamic woody.
The second Oudh is something very special. It comes from the "Feel-Oud"-forge of Dmitry (and Russian Adams) and is called "Pink Oudh". Behind it lies natural oudh from Koh Chang, one of the largest islands in the Gulf of Thailand and above all home to a great piece of wild rule forest in which exactly these magical trees grow.
Also this Oudh is not animalistic even in the beginning, but is also described as balsamic, fresh floral and almost fruity.
So also in this fragrance the floral chords find their effect rather in a woody embrace and we don't get a "flower fragrance".
Dmirty adds tones of cocoa to the warm wood and then brings Zibet into play as a counter pool.
The animalism of the Zibet gives everything an expansive depth. Make a clear ambiguous offer out of the soul caress of the floral-balsamic oudh. It plays with the worlds and lets eroticism flash through again and again, skilfully and very dosed.
Oud Monarch almost scratches the border to the gourmand and is due to the unique composition absolutely recommendable for Oudh beginners as well as lovers.
This monarch rests within himself and sprays with lust under his robe.
Bravo!
The second Oudh is something very special. It comes from the "Feel-Oud"-forge of Dmitry (and Russian Adams) and is called "Pink Oudh". Behind it lies natural oudh from Koh Chang, one of the largest islands in the Gulf of Thailand and above all home to a great piece of wild rule forest in which exactly these magical trees grow.
Also this Oudh is not animalistic even in the beginning, but is also described as balsamic, fresh floral and almost fruity.
So also in this fragrance the floral chords find their effect rather in a woody embrace and we don't get a "flower fragrance".
Dmirty adds tones of cocoa to the warm wood and then brings Zibet into play as a counter pool.
The animalism of the Zibet gives everything an expansive depth. Make a clear ambiguous offer out of the soul caress of the floral-balsamic oudh. It plays with the worlds and lets eroticism flash through again and again, skilfully and very dosed.
Oud Monarch almost scratches the border to the gourmand and is due to the unique composition absolutely recommendable for Oudh beginners as well as lovers.
This monarch rests within himself and sprays with lust under his robe.
Bravo!
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