*At first, I didn't know whether to wear Xerjoff Malesia or Sir Agarwood.
When the animalic oud fades with the rose (in Malesia, it's the lily of the valley), you get a refined oriental fragrance adorned with a bittersweet touch and pleasant flowers that come through.
You have to tolerate and handle the animalic notes and a bit of barnyard flair for this one!
Sounds good!
When the animalic oud fades with the rose (in Malesia, it's the lily of the valley), you get a refined oriental fragrance adorned with a bittersweet touch and pleasant flowers that come through.
You have to tolerate and handle the animalic notes and a bit of barnyard flair for this one!