Top Notes 
Marine notes
Watermelon
Heart Notes 
Jasmine
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Cedarwood
UnicornCoco
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UnicornCoco
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No Dream
This Varens fragrance is also meant for a special and individual type of woman. I think that fits.
The name "Borneo Dream" leans, as I suspect, on the semi-Indonesian island "Borneo," thus aiming to have a somewhat exotic character, which it does achieve.
The scent is very unusual. A bit woody and very strong on Ylang-Ylang, which also comes from Indonesia.
At first, the fragrance reminds me of a sauna infusion, then it develops into something less ethereal and reminds me of a spice found in many Thai dishes.
You can't smell the watermelon at all. I find it hard to imagine what it should smell like as mother-of-pearl sand; it could have a fishy character, but my nose finds nothing in that direction. Rather, there seems to be a hint of seaweed in it.
Overall, the scent is too one-dimensional for me, as nothing really comes to the fore besides the Ylang-Ylang.
The name "Borneo Dream" leans, as I suspect, on the semi-Indonesian island "Borneo," thus aiming to have a somewhat exotic character, which it does achieve.
The scent is very unusual. A bit woody and very strong on Ylang-Ylang, which also comes from Indonesia.
At first, the fragrance reminds me of a sauna infusion, then it develops into something less ethereal and reminds me of a spice found in many Thai dishes.
You can't smell the watermelon at all. I find it hard to imagine what it should smell like as mother-of-pearl sand; it could have a fishy character, but my nose finds nothing in that direction. Rather, there seems to be a hint of seaweed in it.
Overall, the scent is too one-dimensional for me, as nothing really comes to the fore besides the Ylang-Ylang.
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