Vikt Slumberhouse 2009
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A Spoonful of Sugar...
... and what is bitter becomes sweet! Who doesn't know this song from Mary Poppins? When I first applied the fragrance and smelled the cough syrup-like opening, this melody immediately came to mind.
The top note is dominated by Ravensara oil. Ravensara smells like a mix of eucalyptus and anise. There is also a bitter note present, likely caused by the oud.
With the heart note, the oud comes into play fully. The bitter undertone has disappeared, and the fragrance only gradually gains sweetness.
The base consists of heavily sweet styrax and almost feels somewhat artificial.
Vikt is a fragrance that you really have to warm up to. I find the concept very interesting, but for me, it is not necessarily wearable, as the opening reminds me too much of bronchitis.
If you like medicinal notes, you should take a closer look at Vikt; I strongly advise everyone else against it!
The top note is dominated by Ravensara oil. Ravensara smells like a mix of eucalyptus and anise. There is also a bitter note present, likely caused by the oud.
With the heart note, the oud comes into play fully. The bitter undertone has disappeared, and the fragrance only gradually gains sweetness.
The base consists of heavily sweet styrax and almost feels somewhat artificial.
Vikt is a fragrance that you really have to warm up to. I find the concept very interesting, but for me, it is not necessarily wearable, as the opening reminds me too much of bronchitis.
If you like medicinal notes, you should take a closer look at Vikt; I strongly advise everyone else against it!
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2 Comments
Dannyboy 12 years ago
Yep, anise! I think it's Ravensara anisata, not R. aromatica.
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Florblanca 14 years ago
Cough syrup? Ewwwwww.
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