Top Notes 
Peruvian ambrette seed absolute
Almond
Tunisian neroli
Heart Notes 
French iris concrete
Turkish damask rose
Turkish rose water
Base Notes 
Musk
Rice powder
Virginia cedar
Ursaw
176 Reviews
Ursaw
1
Idk, guys, it smells pretty résistible to me
Powderiest perfume I've encountered so far. Crushed almonds, fluffy iris and musky rose below – smelled like expensive makeup upon first spray. Moderate sillage – created a small cloud around me that dissipated and settled close to my skin after ~2 hours. Withered away completely in about ~4 hours in total.
It's currently being aggressively advertised by several perfume shops in my area as a shiny new choice for summer season, which I find kind of bewildering.
It's super heavy, very sweet and hard to breathe in even in mellow spring weather. It's very powdery, yes, but about an hour into the experience it also develops a weird creamy undertone. Not the tasty kind, more like a sunscreen. The cheapest "pore clogger 9000" you can buy at your local convenience store.
It basically made me smell like I've already spent a few hours melting outside under the scorching sun. Reminded me of the worst days of my youth where I felt too embarrassed about my teenage skin and used half a kilo of concealer even when it was +35°C outside, thus making the situation even worse. A smell of misery and defeat.
I don't know, perhaps it just didn't work as intended on my skin, but the only irrésistible thing about it was my desire to get back home and take a long shower.
It's currently being aggressively advertised by several perfume shops in my area as a shiny new choice for summer season, which I find kind of bewildering.
It's super heavy, very sweet and hard to breathe in even in mellow spring weather. It's very powdery, yes, but about an hour into the experience it also develops a weird creamy undertone. Not the tasty kind, more like a sunscreen. The cheapest "pore clogger 9000" you can buy at your local convenience store.
It basically made me smell like I've already spent a few hours melting outside under the scorching sun. Reminded me of the worst days of my youth where I felt too embarrassed about my teenage skin and used half a kilo of concealer even when it was +35°C outside, thus making the situation even worse. A smell of misery and defeat.
I don't know, perhaps it just didn't work as intended on my skin, but the only irrésistible thing about it was my desire to get back home and take a long shower.
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