Patchouli Ambré by Honoré Payan - Statement by FrauKirsche

Irini 1 month ago

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And adding amber makes patchouli cozier 🤩

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Mourant 2 months ago

1

Addendum: I get what you mean by dung. For me, it's a strong mouth odor and unfortunately totally dominant...

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Helena1411 5 months ago

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I usually find dung very unpleasant...

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Purpurherz 5 months ago

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I'm just in the perfect mood for a scent like this.

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Rupansai 5 months ago

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I'm listening attentively.

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Myfumi 5 months ago

1

well described...

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Kailani 5 months ago

1

a beautiful statement...

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SirLancelot 5 months ago

1

That sounds great, of course!

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Jeob 5 months ago

1

I have a big patchouli heart, but with dung in sweet, I’m feeling rather cautiously optimistic now.

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Rogaux 5 months ago

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Oh yes! I hear them!

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Danny264 5 months ago

1

mhm, seems worth testing...

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Seejungfrau 5 months ago

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Too sweet and amber isn't my thing.

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NuiWhakakore 5 months ago

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I like my dung without vanilla...

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JonasP1 5 months ago

1

The beginning sounds the best to me.

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Mrtangiers 5 months ago

1

Sounds a bit off with you...

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Chnokfir 5 months ago

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I wouldn't need the sweetness.

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Violett 5 months ago

1

Sounds really good. Too bad it drifts into the sweet side.

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Spatzl 5 months ago

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Well, if this is the one I have from you, then I would give it an 8 to 8.5. 🤔

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FrauKirsche 5 months ago

@Spatzl No, it's a different one. But it will come to you soon 😉

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Andin 5 months ago

1

Hmm, I don't think this would be my choice of patch, but I would still give it a try.

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Eggi37 5 months ago

1

Patchouli can also smell animalistic or like Oud.

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Yatagan 5 months ago

1

I really like a lot of patchouli!

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Yatagan 5 months ago

There's something to that! 😅

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FrauKirsche 5 months ago

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@Yatagan There can never be too much patchouli 😄

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Floyd 5 months ago

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I can hear them.

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Theris 5 months ago

1

I hear them, but I'm keeping my nose out of it ;-)

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Cfr 5 months ago

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For me, please without vanilla :)

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Skydiver19 5 months ago

1

With dung, it gets tricky.

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Ergoproxy 5 months ago

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I should test it.....

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Gandix 5 months ago

1

You should check it out. I do like patchouli or amber a bit sweet. The animalic notes... we'll have to see.

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SchatzSucher 5 months ago

1

I'm covering my ears and nose 😱

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CharlAmbre 5 months ago

1

Sounds a bit tricky...

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Ponticus 5 months ago

1

On such a stinky earth, there can never be enough vanilla dust!

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Tony1106 5 months ago

1

When the sweetness is kept in check.

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FrauKirsche 5 months ago

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@Tony1106 A bit borderline for me.

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Mourant 5 months ago

1

Oh, sounds great in theory, it has everything you need. ;D

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ElAttarine 5 months ago

1

I prefer animalic over overly sweet... still sounds intriguing!

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Guerlinchen 5 months ago

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I think that would be too much for me...

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Bosworth 5 months ago

1

The dung makes me a bit nervous, but the rest sounds really good.

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FrauKirsche 5 months ago

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It starts off very animalistic for me. Over time, it becomes pleasantly ambered and balsamic with a more earthy, herbal patch. However, it also unexpectedly turns sweet.

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Patchouli Ambré Honoré Payan