DAMMOR

Unfortunately, this French Perfume house is no more. Bankrupt. Doesn't mean the stuff is bad....in fact their fragrances are high quality with natural ingredients, original creations. This one is wonderful, I like it very much, a friend thought it smelled like a grandma.... (smelling from the bottle). I think it's more grandpa..... No really something I love to wear, and I'm not a grandpa yet. Ingredients makes you intrigued. Fresh but also deep, something addictive too. To me, timeless, always wearable.

This is not bad at all, it's very likeable if you ask me: it's sweet, especially in the beginning, but later a little less sweet. It's not feminine, not really male too, it's a feel good fragrance. Fruitiness from elemi/mandarin plus there is a coffee note in there, blended well, it gives a slightly addictive quality to the fragrance. It's unbelievable cheap: you'll get 125 ml for your money and it is pretty strong, the longevity isn't bad. Well, just try it out if you can. Check out one good review on youtube about it (Gavo) if you want to learn more.

I love the scent. Although I do find it much more on the feminine side so perhaps for a male to were this, best would be winter, and colder seasons. It's pretty strong stuff indeed so this little 65 ml lasts a long time. Presentation looks really luxurious. I think the scent will appeal to almost anybody. The oud in here is very safe.

For the sillage I gave it a 7 but I really don't know. What I do know it's a very nice and longlasting scent. It's opening is sweet fruity fresh (apple) and in the dry down this 'addictive' (is how Rasasi is calling it) praliné and vanille gets stronger, to me it is kind of an addictive fragrance. The smell will remind you of it's existence the whole day. For normal occasions you'd only need two spray's so the 65 ml bottle can last a long time. I perceive it as a happy, satisfying sweet high quality scent that isn't really manly or feminine and doesn't have to be and I think it is pretty unique although I'm not the most experienced nose. I assume the oud in this fragrance plays a role in strengthening the scent compounds and also adds a bit of mystery to it. (By the way: the oud is not listed as ingredient, but I'm pretty sure there is oud in here) Very save kind of oud: no extreme smells. I'm not experiencing any synthetic notes, perhaps only in the first two minutes (like the other comment states) the apple could be perceived as synthetic but still nice.....