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03/18/2024
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Beautiful, simply beautiful
I really liked Niche Emarati Antique very much.
A sensually sweet fragrance, pleasantly spicy and powdery.
Wonderfully unisex wearable and in my experience a real compliment catcher.
The fragrance has this pleasant black tea note at the beginning paired with a little spicy cardamom, a delicious and not too sweet coconut, as well as a pleasant fig note.
Admittedly, I always wondered at first which fruit I could subtly sniff. I just couldn't figure it out and then I saw that fig was listed.
In any case, you can actually catch all the top note accords somewhere. I think that's great.
Then slightly floral nuances are added. However, they are by no means a floral bomb and have an overwhelming effect. They simply round off the overall picture superbly and are incorporated with total finesse.
Towards the end, a great sandalwood is added, as well as pleasant hints of the familiar tonka bean.
The fig or that certain subtle fruity component is no longer recognizable. The coconut notes are also gone now, but all in all it still smells so super elegant and sensual.
For me, the fragrance has certain parallels to a discontinued fragrance. They don't smell the same, but they go similar ways in my opinion.
I'm referring to Roberto Cavalli Uomo Deep Desire, which I absolutely adore, by the way.
Such a DNA or fragrances that have something similar just take me away.
Gris Charnel is also always classified as similar, but shame on me, I've never actually smelled the GC.
A sensually sweet fragrance, pleasantly spicy and powdery.
Wonderfully unisex wearable and in my experience a real compliment catcher.
The fragrance has this pleasant black tea note at the beginning paired with a little spicy cardamom, a delicious and not too sweet coconut, as well as a pleasant fig note.
Admittedly, I always wondered at first which fruit I could subtly sniff. I just couldn't figure it out and then I saw that fig was listed.
In any case, you can actually catch all the top note accords somewhere. I think that's great.
Then slightly floral nuances are added. However, they are by no means a floral bomb and have an overwhelming effect. They simply round off the overall picture superbly and are incorporated with total finesse.
Towards the end, a great sandalwood is added, as well as pleasant hints of the familiar tonka bean.
The fig or that certain subtle fruity component is no longer recognizable. The coconut notes are also gone now, but all in all it still smells so super elegant and sensual.
For me, the fragrance has certain parallels to a discontinued fragrance. They don't smell the same, but they go similar ways in my opinion.
I'm referring to Roberto Cavalli Uomo Deep Desire, which I absolutely adore, by the way.
Such a DNA or fragrances that have something similar just take me away.
Gris Charnel is also always classified as similar, but shame on me, I've never actually smelled the GC.
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