if you are interested in leather fragrances, there is much to discover and sniff. The combination of a strong leather note with fruity, herbal, and oriental nuances is quite rare, however. When it comes to such interesting accents, Tuscan Leather comes to mind, but unfortunately, it gives me a headache.
Luna, when sprayed, feels like a burst of the Orient. Fruits, flowers, woods, incense. At first, it seems quite opulent and oriental, but also very beautiful. Quickly, the leather note in Luna takes on one of the main roles, smelling smoky and herbal, and now nothing is too sweet or fruity. Luna now reminds me of the less appreciated Tuscan Leather, but it feels much more pleasant to my nose. The fruits smell very natural, almost edible, are a bit sweeter, the rose adds some elegance, and vanilla even gives a hint of indulgence. Of course, Luna does not turn into a gourmand. The strong leather, incense, jasmine, and rose create clear contrasts here. However, it feels gentler, more yielding, and somewhat more natural to me than Tuscan Leather, which is one of the few fragrances I find comparable.
Camel riding... the saddle full of fruits and oriental delights. Not the usual glove leather, not classic saddle leather, but a beautiful and pleasantly interpreted rendition that remains wearable for me, even though I usually find the combination of fruits, flowers, incense, herbs, and leather (as in Tuscan Leather) less enjoyable.
I generally think little of assigning fragrances to specific skin or hair types. However, Luna is a scent that I can especially imagine on a person with dark brown or black hair, but with a not too dark complexion. Thus, it is quite contrary to me, but I think it can work wonderfully on some people.
