Top Notes 
Aldehydes
Bergamot
Black pepper
Lemon
Rosewood
Heart Notes 
French beeswax
Iris
Siam benzoin
Bulgarian rose absolute
Carnation
Jasminum grandiflorum
Spices
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Castoreum
Civet
Fur
Leather
Amber
Ambergris
Brown oakmoss
Coumarin
East Indian patchouli
Labdanum
Tobacco absolute
Tolu balm11/28/2018
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Sensual Chypré
It actually took 236 published fragrances and a lovely perfume to get DSH under my nose, too. With so many scents it is probably almost impossible to get any samples or a certain amount of test possibilities at all to devote a lot of time to the brand.
In addition, DSH can usually only ship concentrated oils (without alcohol), so that the requirements for dangerous goods do not in principle destroy the chance of discovery at customs. So now I may test the perfume oil of the "sable fur" (fur) of Dawn in a small roll-on.
The fragrance immediately exudes a very potent chypres as soon as it is applied. Nuances of Diaghilev come to mind immediately. The basic ingredients are all there. And yet there is something else there right from the start that tries to fight its way forward. To show. With the eyes in the dark sparkles.
Something furry, subliminal animalistic, paving its way. It is not unpleasant at all, but erotic and playful. Now there are several references to these protagonists in the pyramid: Zibet, Biebergeil and a chord that the artist herself calls sable fur. After a good 15 minutes, these chords give in to a very conscious performance and push the chypre sounds somewhat into the background. But everything dances on a buttery soft, minimal floral leather base. Any abruptness is skilfully captured with aldehydes and an almost warming, vibrating aura is created.
And that's exactly how the scent stays for hours now. It melts with the skin and again and again, while moving the scented body parts, sounds sometimes the Chypre, supported by animal chords or also exactly reversed, with exchanged roles.
Even at this early stage, the fragrance lures us with its third level, which will sweeten the drydown later. Resiny-woody, balsamic chords give everything a romantic blur that is really wonderful and very fitting.
Now Une Robe de Zibeline is not exactly a brutal Silla monster. If I have the oil version for testing, the EDP will probably bring some more power, but still have an incredibly good portability. I would definitely attest the fragrance a very good suitability for the office or also two-same moments. He's sexy without being flat. It's warm without being gourmand. It is a classic, with a certain twist that made it a unique fragrance.
This fragrance is not only unisex, it is also fun to discover it together. Then it doesn't matter if and how you translate the title of the fragrance.
(I like the vision of the scent of sable fur the best.)
In addition, DSH can usually only ship concentrated oils (without alcohol), so that the requirements for dangerous goods do not in principle destroy the chance of discovery at customs. So now I may test the perfume oil of the "sable fur" (fur) of Dawn in a small roll-on.
The fragrance immediately exudes a very potent chypres as soon as it is applied. Nuances of Diaghilev come to mind immediately. The basic ingredients are all there. And yet there is something else there right from the start that tries to fight its way forward. To show. With the eyes in the dark sparkles.
Something furry, subliminal animalistic, paving its way. It is not unpleasant at all, but erotic and playful. Now there are several references to these protagonists in the pyramid: Zibet, Biebergeil and a chord that the artist herself calls sable fur. After a good 15 minutes, these chords give in to a very conscious performance and push the chypre sounds somewhat into the background. But everything dances on a buttery soft, minimal floral leather base. Any abruptness is skilfully captured with aldehydes and an almost warming, vibrating aura is created.
And that's exactly how the scent stays for hours now. It melts with the skin and again and again, while moving the scented body parts, sounds sometimes the Chypre, supported by animal chords or also exactly reversed, with exchanged roles.
Even at this early stage, the fragrance lures us with its third level, which will sweeten the drydown later. Resiny-woody, balsamic chords give everything a romantic blur that is really wonderful and very fitting.
Now Une Robe de Zibeline is not exactly a brutal Silla monster. If I have the oil version for testing, the EDP will probably bring some more power, but still have an incredibly good portability. I would definitely attest the fragrance a very good suitability for the office or also two-same moments. He's sexy without being flat. It's warm without being gourmand. It is a classic, with a certain twist that made it a unique fragrance.
This fragrance is not only unisex, it is also fun to discover it together. Then it doesn't matter if and how you translate the title of the fragrance.
(I like the vision of the scent of sable fur the best.)
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