Maybe we should reconsider the name (even though I somehow get its connection to the notes), but the rest sounds really, really lovely. Great description!
I really like the concept and find it excitingly executed here, even though I'm not sure how accurately it fits. The scent definitely conveys the impression of the region.
*Describing the scent here is a bit tricky since I’ve never consciously smelled many of the ingredients (spikenard, cassia, palmarosa, and myrtle) before. It’s somehow dry, slightly mineral, herbal, with a delicate galbanum green, faint hints of agave (probably something among the mentioned ingredients that smells similar), and soft incense. A truly fascinating fragrance, far from a classic perfume. At just under 30 euros for 10ml of pure oil, it’s also very affordable.
A big thank you to ElAttarine for the testing opportunity; it’s great!
I could definitely go for the scent.
I like the notes. It sounds really nice on you as well.
A big thank you to ElAttarine for the testing opportunity; it’s great!