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Galbanum
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Caramel
Sandalwood
UnicornCoco
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UnicornCoco
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"I wanted to create truly original fragrances for a special and individual type of woman"
This is what Varens says about the matter.
You never know what is meant by "Indian," Indian or Native American. But it doesn't really matter, as the scent could suit both. I can imagine both Bollywood dancers and Native American women wearing it.
So it smells a bit indefinable, floral due to the floral notes, but also very spicy; yes, it smells like a mix of flowers with very spicy honey and a hint of sharp pepper (which isn't actually in there, but still)!
I can't really find caramel, but maybe that's responsible for the honey scent.
A tiny bit, "Indian Secret" also reminds me of the scent you find in stores that sell thick wooden beads, oriental scarves, and incense sticks.
Unfortunately, this mix of heavy sweetness and sharp spiciness (the English word "spicy" somehow fits) has a high headache factor.
You never know what is meant by "Indian," Indian or Native American. But it doesn't really matter, as the scent could suit both. I can imagine both Bollywood dancers and Native American women wearing it.
So it smells a bit indefinable, floral due to the floral notes, but also very spicy; yes, it smells like a mix of flowers with very spicy honey and a hint of sharp pepper (which isn't actually in there, but still)!
I can't really find caramel, but maybe that's responsible for the honey scent.
A tiny bit, "Indian Secret" also reminds me of the scent you find in stores that sell thick wooden beads, oriental scarves, and incense sticks.
Unfortunately, this mix of heavy sweetness and sharp spiciness (the English word "spicy" somehow fits) has a high headache factor.
Elea
