White Madera Omnia Profumi 2015

Yesterday I was standing in my new favorite fragrance store, testing myself with my companions through the great and special scents when I came across you. Your brothers and sisters from the house of Omnia Profumi have been on my list for a long time, but not you. On the test strip there was initially a very vanilla-laden opening, which was then very quickly wrestled to the ground by a loud aniseed note. Later I smelled almost only aniseed, which reminded me of a sweet from my childhood: the purple violets with the liquorice core ("Viola"). The white musk was able to stand out briefly from time to time, but he also lost the fight against the muscle-bound opponent from Anis.
Today I test you on the skin and once again I notice a short, intense vanilla note. Even today she is harshly put in her place by the violet pastilles. It'll stay that way for a while. The fragrance ends in a wonderfully round combination of vanilla and aniseed, whereby the latter does not want to gain the upper hand so demandingly, but rather aims for a fusion. Both support each other and form a warm, slightly sweet and cuddly aura. All the other components round off the fragrance, but for me they are not yet clearly filtered out. Bottom line, you're in my top 10, soul boy