Top Notes 
Peppery notes
Cinnamon
Heart Notes 
Labdanum
Osmanthus
Base Notes 
Vanilla
Ambergris
Musk
Nagarmotha
Vetiver
11/04/2024
DuftfArb3n
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DuftfArb3n
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Spicy-sweet fragrance joy
So, I'm going to write a review anyway, after I already wrote a short statement a few days ago.
I got this sample from a drugstore I trust, which stocks interesting niche labels with older and newer lines as well as a few designer classics and new products.
Shortly after spraying it on my wrist, I have a kind of syrupy peppernut and Christmas market association. It develops relatively quickly into a "labdanic" amber-vanilla.
I also detect the nut grass and osmantus a little.
My fragrance experience takes me to a delicious gourmet fair where the most luxurious delicacies, including fine spirits and autumn-winter sweet delicacies, are offered for tasting.
Booze is not listed anywhere in the fragrance pyramid here, as is the - for me - rather clear liquorice note, which then slowly crystallizes in the drydown.
All in all, I think this fragrance is the best of the Jean Poivre brand so far. For me, it clearly has something gourmand about it. Although I can't make out an enormous fragrance progression myself, I find the fragrance solid.
In any case, it has never developed a disturbing note on my skin so far and it always dances around with me so sweetly and cheerfully in the swirling autumn leaves or the first snow flurries.
I can recommend sweet beaks to test the fragrance and hope that they will also enjoy it.
I got this sample from a drugstore I trust, which stocks interesting niche labels with older and newer lines as well as a few designer classics and new products.
Shortly after spraying it on my wrist, I have a kind of syrupy peppernut and Christmas market association. It develops relatively quickly into a "labdanic" amber-vanilla.
I also detect the nut grass and osmantus a little.
My fragrance experience takes me to a delicious gourmet fair where the most luxurious delicacies, including fine spirits and autumn-winter sweet delicacies, are offered for tasting.
Booze is not listed anywhere in the fragrance pyramid here, as is the - for me - rather clear liquorice note, which then slowly crystallizes in the drydown.
All in all, I think this fragrance is the best of the Jean Poivre brand so far. For me, it clearly has something gourmand about it. Although I can't make out an enormous fragrance progression myself, I find the fragrance solid.
In any case, it has never developed a disturbing note on my skin so far and it always dances around with me so sweetly and cheerfully in the swirling autumn leaves or the first snow flurries.
I can recommend sweet beaks to test the fragrance and hope that they will also enjoy it.
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