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03/19/2024
Dennis1104
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A very ethereal, spicy fragrance
I quite like Royal Anbar, but unfortunately it still doesn't completely suit my taste.
But it is definitely well made.
With the Royal Anbar, you get an ethereal, spicy fragrance that somehow reminds me of massage parlors or oils that are good for a steam bath when you have a cold.
The fragrance starts off quite strong, the ethereal impact is clearly noticeable for me.
In addition, the fragrance is spicy and exudes a subtle but perceptible sweetness.
The Royal Anbar is also woody. The cedarwood note is also immediately noticeable and it lingers almost to the end for my nose.
Over time, it becomes more earthy, but also sweeter. Especially towards the end, the sweetness is a little more present. However, it is by no means a gourmand for me.
As you can see from the fragrance pyramid, it is basically a patchouli/vetiver mix. The slightly sweet and already quite pleasant balsamic impact comes from the amber-vanilla mix.
But it is definitely well made.
With the Royal Anbar, you get an ethereal, spicy fragrance that somehow reminds me of massage parlors or oils that are good for a steam bath when you have a cold.
The fragrance starts off quite strong, the ethereal impact is clearly noticeable for me.
In addition, the fragrance is spicy and exudes a subtle but perceptible sweetness.
The Royal Anbar is also woody. The cedarwood note is also immediately noticeable and it lingers almost to the end for my nose.
Over time, it becomes more earthy, but also sweeter. Especially towards the end, the sweetness is a little more present. However, it is by no means a gourmand for me.
As you can see from the fragrance pyramid, it is basically a patchouli/vetiver mix. The slightly sweet and already quite pleasant balsamic impact comes from the amber-vanilla mix.
