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At first I thought it seemed that it should have cardamom in its composition, I perceived the aroma of Indian cakes made with cardamom and decanted butter. After some hours it evolved into a cough syrup scent, red fruits a little sour and a little sweet. For me it is excessively red fruits, but who ever likes this type of aromas will surely enjoy it. interesting.

This is a brilliant fragrance that possesses the enthusiasm of well-mixed spices. With an attempt at a clean musk in the background but who loses the battle against the force of pachouli , giving it a touch of earthiness and fascinating roundness. It is like a mature person who still wants to carry out great adventures and cooks with a lot of cloves. Maybe I can remember the scent of some good old lotion but, unlike other Honoré fragrances, I find this scent very modern.

Like all Honoré fragrances, this is a scent from another time. Powder, flowers, a grooming scene before a night of dancing with Casanova. It does not smell of iris powder but of other types of powdered flowers. Something a little soapy gives it a dull shine. Smells like ancient hairspray. A black and white frame, beautiful

Smelling this perfume is to move the memory to moments so old that we have not lived, to a time that does not correspond to us. Aldehydric, like green, floral somewhat messy soda. Something a bit shameless and disheveled is in this fragrance. It takes me to the temporal borders of my smell and I love that.

An earthy, moist, and balsamic patchouli at the same time thanks to a vanilla and musk background. Something a little chocolatey like the one in Reminiscence but not quite as liquorous. It has got that part of the wooded patchouli that makes me think of dried leaves and mushrooms in a good sense of the word. If you enjoy patchouli this is a beautiful and somewhat vintage construction (like the entire Honoré collection).