Top Notes 
Sweet acacia
Heart Notes 
Oakmoss
Tonka bean
Vetiver
Base Notes 
Musk
Cedarwood
Patchouli
06/01/2015
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Tosca Revival
Providet the content of the little decant-sprayer is correctly labelled I am claiming that "Famagusta" is a copy of those perfume I own. Because I own a 10 ml flasc of a recently editet and limited real perfume of "Tosca". So to say the revival fragance of "Tosca". The little difference might be that "Famagusta" seems to have a faster development and seems to be a pinch more aquatical. But after testing it for almost 5 hours the similarity is overwhelming for me, though my first impression was immediatly: That is my "Tosca". It's a floriental chypre!
First I would not believe it. But now there is the same dense flower-mixture without the smell of white flowers. And there is the perfect whiff of oakmoss and out of all the typically and strong "tasting" soapy note of aldehydes, which I'm not only smelling but tasting and feeling on the tip of my tongue. Of course there should be listed citrus and every single blossom and so on.
But listing in the top note only sweet acacia I'm considering as very clever.
Now I do not know how to rate "Famagusta" . I like the "Tosca" of mine very much. It is a festively perfume anyhow. And therefore I should like "Famagusta" with the same intensity. But I feel annoyed by this obviously tricky trial! Because I cannot believe that Erik Kormann does not know what he was creating. I'm puzzled at least.
First I would not believe it. But now there is the same dense flower-mixture without the smell of white flowers. And there is the perfect whiff of oakmoss and out of all the typically and strong "tasting" soapy note of aldehydes, which I'm not only smelling but tasting and feeling on the tip of my tongue. Of course there should be listed citrus and every single blossom and so on.
But listing in the top note only sweet acacia I'm considering as very clever.
Now I do not know how to rate "Famagusta" . I like the "Tosca" of mine very much. It is a festively perfume anyhow. And therefore I should like "Famagusta" with the same intensity. But I feel annoyed by this obviously tricky trial! Because I cannot believe that Erik Kormann does not know what he was creating. I'm puzzled at least.
