Patchouli
Vanilla
Orange
04/15/2025
Akira1005
204 Reviews
Akira1005
1
Discontinued product. Middle Eastern Perfume for Beginners
First of all, I don't recommend this to people who don't like Middle Eastern perfumes. That said, I think it was discontinued.
I bought it about 10 years ago, but I got completely tired of it and sold it. At first, it smelled like LUSH's Mrs. Whippy and I loved it...I think it was probably the tonka and patchouli that made it that way.
However, it has a monotonous scent, with a heavy, solid amber scent that doesn't change at all from start to finish. I don't recommend it to people who don't like whiskey or bourbon. It has an incredible scent that lasts a long time. If you put it on your clothes, the scent will stay with you forever.
The price is cheap, about 5,500 yen for about 100 ml.
If you imagine patchouli lavender vanilla without lavender, you'll understand, but there is zero freshness.
I recommend it to people who want to soak in sweet, sticky toffee for about 10 hours. Also, it will be irresistible for people who like amber and patchouli. The last scent comes from the top.
I bought it about 10 years ago, but I got completely tired of it and sold it. At first, it smelled like LUSH's Mrs. Whippy and I loved it...I think it was probably the tonka and patchouli that made it that way.
However, it has a monotonous scent, with a heavy, solid amber scent that doesn't change at all from start to finish. I don't recommend it to people who don't like whiskey or bourbon. It has an incredible scent that lasts a long time. If you put it on your clothes, the scent will stay with you forever.
The price is cheap, about 5,500 yen for about 100 ml.
If you imagine patchouli lavender vanilla without lavender, you'll understand, but there is zero freshness.
I recommend it to people who want to soak in sweet, sticky toffee for about 10 hours. Also, it will be irresistible for people who like amber and patchouli. The last scent comes from the top.
