Lucrezia1

If you like vanilla but you hate gourmands, if you want your perfumes to have some different twist, if you like sweet feminine side not being girly, or foody, well, here you are. One of my most complimented perfumes.
Very longlasting, projection luckly is not nuclear, so that you can spray and go to work without offending anyone but simply smelling good...so good.

Well, I think the idea is not bad. It's true, as the advice said the base adds something different to the theme of the flower. Anyway, I think it's too spicy to be considered sensual: too much black pepper. I love spicy tuberose, but cinnamon, cloves, also pink pepper could be the right notes I think (anyway, I think they are present in the composition), while black pepper is too strong and acrid, even because here is ovedosed. A pity.

I think who loves animalic notes in perfumes and indolic jasmine can find the paradise here. This maybe the best achivment a perfumer ever reached about flower-animalic family. Unfortunately, after the explosion, the perfume is gone. I can hardly detect it putting the nose on my skin.