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12/05/2020
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A beautiful vetiver
I'm an avowed fan of vetiver... and a wood fan .... and an amber fan... and a rose fan .... Oh, well... Somehow everything that smells good is beautiful and this one meets 2 criteria of the introduction "Vetiver" and "smells good"! :-)
The Vetyver/Cedre was a blind purchase, because I love vetiver + cedar and I should not be disappointed.
Roughly peeled over the radish, the scent doesn't have any exorbitant hooks, but is rather linear in my case.
In the best case he changes a little the "enamel" (of which he can't call much his own, by the way).
The whole thing should not sound negative under any circumstances!
It starts with dry green vetiver, hand in hand with beautiful coniferous woods and a few slightly fresh citrus notes.
The whole thing harmonizes really well and forms a nice felt/fabric and dry vetiver/wood combination.
Something flowery, oily or sweet is nowhere to be found in the complete course.
In the back the vetiver may be a little rounder and softer due to the benzoin and musk but it stays "fart dry" with me.
For me such vetiver's are always rather masculine but that is of course a matter of taste. I would at least think there are more feminine vetiver's like this one All in all a successful scent that will still find its fans.
If you like e.g. Larmes Du Desert from Atelier Des Ors, you should try this one.
Shelf life and Sillage are OK to good and with approx. 5h once a day renewable.
The bottle is.... Well.... Made of glass with a label on it! :-)
Thanks to the perfumer and thanks to you for reading.
Kind regards Stefan
The Vetyver/Cedre was a blind purchase, because I love vetiver + cedar and I should not be disappointed.
Roughly peeled over the radish, the scent doesn't have any exorbitant hooks, but is rather linear in my case.
In the best case he changes a little the "enamel" (of which he can't call much his own, by the way).
The whole thing should not sound negative under any circumstances!
It starts with dry green vetiver, hand in hand with beautiful coniferous woods and a few slightly fresh citrus notes.
The whole thing harmonizes really well and forms a nice felt/fabric and dry vetiver/wood combination.
Something flowery, oily or sweet is nowhere to be found in the complete course.
In the back the vetiver may be a little rounder and softer due to the benzoin and musk but it stays "fart dry" with me.
For me such vetiver's are always rather masculine but that is of course a matter of taste. I would at least think there are more feminine vetiver's like this one All in all a successful scent that will still find its fans.
If you like e.g. Larmes Du Desert from Atelier Des Ors, you should try this one.
Shelf life and Sillage are OK to good and with approx. 5h once a day renewable.
The bottle is.... Well.... Made of glass with a label on it! :-)
Thanks to the perfumer and thanks to you for reading.
Kind regards Stefan
