Doodles

In my early fragrance days, I could hardly keep my hands off patchouli. I found scents with patchouli very interesting, which makes Emerald Reign all the more shocking to me.

The opening of the fragrance is very intense. As mentioned before, it fits the term "bomb" 100%. Spices in every form, the top note spreads immediately. Dark, heavy, and hardly describable. My nose is really put to the test and it’s a bit of a mess. I can perceive more, but unfortunately, it’s hard to describe. It’s more like flashes of all colors crashing down to earth, and you really don’t perceive any of them.

After about 1 hour, the base note comes into play nicely. On my skin, however, patchouli mainly takes over with a slight sweetness.

Later, the fragrance does become softer, but the sweetness is hardly noticeable, and the patchouli simply pushes itself too much to the forefront. For patchouli lovers, this is certainly an interesting scent, especially since it shows how differently fragrances can be perceived and how they develop.

This is my first fragrance that I could test from House of Sillage. And this is also not a scent that you can apply generously; you should dose it well, 1-2 small sprays are enough. I could sniff out 5 more samples from House of Sillage, but to be honest, I find the price/performance ratio very, very tough. Although I really like Tiara and Cherry Garden, I think there are always alternatives that are a bit cheaper.

Nasomatto's fragrances are meant to catch everyone off guard. So that the imagination and the nose have plenty to do and everyone can create their own picture
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Absinth surprised me very positively. When I read green, I already get scared, but I don't perceive those sharp green notes. The slightly green aspect here feels rather lovely and beautiful.

But now to the scent, it starts off slightly greenish with bitter notes. Then it develops very beautifully. Herbal, dark, and at the same time lovely, I would almost say creamy on my skin.

On the test strip, I didn't find the scent exciting, but on my skin, it develops simply heavenly. I can't get my nose away from my wrist. The scent also has a slightly earthy and woody quality but somehow still creamy and lovely. This fragrance has impressed me.

As the name suggests, tea, tea, and more tea.

The scent is cool, fresh, but also spicy and smoky at the same time. Honey emerges very subtly and is easily noticeable. What I can also smell is tobacco, although I can't find this in the fragrance notes description. Tea for Two is a scent that is more suited for the autumn/winter season.

The compositions of black tea, tobacco, and honey blend into a dreamy fragrance, and anyone who loves tea scents and honey should definitely try Tea for Two.

Ambre d´Or is a warm, sweet, alluring, aromatic fragrance. The scent notes come together to create a harmonious whole.

Honey adds a certain sweetness to the fragrance, while the woods gently complement it. Amber is always present and noticeable but not dominant. The scent is round, soft, and sensual without any sharp edges. I perceive the fragrance as oriental. When I wear it on my skin, I associate it with warmth, relaxation, and well-being. Ambre d´Or is perfect for cuddling on cold winter days.

At the beginning, Eleganza opens with a very dominant top note, fresh and citrusy. Bergamot, orange, and lemon set the tone here. As the fragrance develops, amber and musk become noticeable. These ingredients give the scent a hint of sweetness.

Eleganza is a very beautiful, pleasant, and successful fragrance. Citrusy fresh and later warm and sweet.