It's good that you mentioned the consistency again below; the picture here doesn't look very appealing to me. However, the scent seems to be quite nice, great tip!
You're definitely much bolder in that regard, which I find exciting, just like Floyd or Eggi. I always find it interesting how broad your fragrance horizon is. Unfortunately, I'm much more limited in that area. But I still find it informative and educational.
Solids are always tricky for me in terms of consistency (and the photo really looks quite "mushy"), but the scent still sounds very nice and interesting.
Sounds really nice, but Oud is turning out to be less and less my thing... and like you, I'm not really into solids either. But based on your description, it smells very lovely.
Gentle, but not delicate. Seemingly simple and unremarkable, yet very beautifully crafted. The notes blend wonderfully together. The scent doesn’t evolve much, staying quite linear, but it’s a lovely mix. A plant-based, soft leather-animalic vibe from ambrette seeds and subtle oud (suitable for beginners), with a bitter tobacco and rather unsweet vanilla. Occasionally evokes associations of fine suede and furry skin. A sensual comfort that doesn’t become cheesy.
For me, one of the best from Dawn Stewart.
I usually don’t like solids that much, but I really like this one. The consistency isn’t as mushy as in the photo, but pleasantly fine-waxy.
But your description is great!
Beautifully described.
For me, one of the best from Dawn Stewart.
I usually don’t like solids that much, but I really like this one. The consistency isn’t as mushy as in the photo, but pleasantly fine-waxy.