With "alizé," only the trade wind (vent alizé) can be meant, with whose help sailing ships used to cross the oceans. So, a constant musk breeze?
In any case, Musc is a not very complex musk scent, but it does gain a certain depth through floral notes, especially a hint of violet, and probably also through the amber. Of course, vanilla cannot be missing from this brand. Interestingly - while in other perfumes woods often provide volume and stability in the base, here it is primarily the vanilla that takes on this role. It is certainly noticeable, but not cloyingly sweet. Not a grand scent, but a pleasant feminine fragrance when used sparingly.
