Top Notes 
Amyris
Aniseed
Heart Notes 
Tonka bean absolute
Patchouli
Gurjum balsam
Base Notes 
Australian sandalwood
Labdanum
Vanilla absolute
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Paula0908
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Bittersweet Chocolate to go
One of the few fragrances that makes it difficult for me to write a concrete review is Sound of a Ricochet. For me, it is so much, and yet only one thing.
The initial spray begins with a generous amount of patchouli: dark, sensual, and mysterious. The warmth of the patchouli is accompanied by vanilla and tonka bean. They provide a small glimmer of light in the dark, like the candles that gently flicker on my coffee table from autumn onwards.
A slight sweetness emerges, which is by no means sugary. Rather, it resembles a beautiful bittersweet chocolate bar that slowly melts on the tongue. The sandalwood gently integrates into the composition while anise gives me the final kick. Like a little tickle in the stomach. Anise makes the difference for me.
I like the way the fragrance radiates. It is present, and it is noticed. But it doesn't overwhelm. It doesn't enter the room before you do. When it becomes skin-close at the end of the day, the vanilla with patchouli in the mix gently rounds the corner once again.
Anyone looking for a patchouli scent with even more punch should check out Patchouly, which for me is the stronger option.
An absolute plus for me is the bottle. Floraiku provides a 10ml travel spray with every 50ml bottle. The large decorative "cap" can then be transformed into a case for just that. And it really feels great in the hand.
For me, a successful all-rounder fragrance that can be worn by any gender. In summer, it works especially well in the evening, but I am now looking forward to the cold days with it.
The initial spray begins with a generous amount of patchouli: dark, sensual, and mysterious. The warmth of the patchouli is accompanied by vanilla and tonka bean. They provide a small glimmer of light in the dark, like the candles that gently flicker on my coffee table from autumn onwards.
A slight sweetness emerges, which is by no means sugary. Rather, it resembles a beautiful bittersweet chocolate bar that slowly melts on the tongue. The sandalwood gently integrates into the composition while anise gives me the final kick. Like a little tickle in the stomach. Anise makes the difference for me.
I like the way the fragrance radiates. It is present, and it is noticed. But it doesn't overwhelm. It doesn't enter the room before you do. When it becomes skin-close at the end of the day, the vanilla with patchouli in the mix gently rounds the corner once again.
Anyone looking for a patchouli scent with even more punch should check out Patchouly, which for me is the stronger option.
An absolute plus for me is the bottle. Floraiku provides a 10ml travel spray with every 50ml bottle. The large decorative "cap" can then be transformed into a case for just that. And it really feels great in the hand.
For me, a successful all-rounder fragrance that can be worn by any gender. In summer, it works especially well in the evening, but I am now looking forward to the cold days with it.
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