GeorgT

...the perfumes are Dusita, not comparable to anything that has ever been before. I'm not sure if they are simply ingenious or if they are just simple, some basic substances have been mixed together...because you can smell some notes very strong and recurring.
This benefits Issara (coumarin), others like Oudh Infini are an affront to my nose.
Issara is characterized by a bluntly strong coumarin note, the pure substance and not too little of it. At the same time, it seems to me to drown in rubbing alcohol, of course, looking at the note explains it: pine. A somewhat old-fashioned wood/shaving water note in the background - which in the course of time pushes forward and makes the fragrance rounder, it generally develops to more creaminess and musk.
I have never smelled anything like it and I know nothing comparable. Recommendation for women and men, very individual and expressive