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Where do I even begin? I was so captivated by this fragrance that I had to buy three oil bottles after testing it.
I came across the brand through a cousin who has the Golden Dust oil (also very nice, similar to Dama Bianca).
I wanted to test more and ordered the sample set. The reasonable prices are really great for the quality that the brand delivers! I liked some of the fragrances, others not so much and this one I couldn't get out of my head.
İ had mainly floral notes in my nose, very classy, opulent and gorgeous! When I read through the notes, the oriental character of the fragrance had already unfolded and I perceived something that reminded me of another fragrance. It quickly became clear: Bouquet İdeale. I also liked it, but it was a little too spicy for me at the time. But Soft Paradise is by no means a dupe or anything like that. There is only a similarity. I find Soft Paradise much more floral, more feminine, less spicy and therefore somehow softer (in keeping with the name). İn the base, I can confirm that virtually all the notes come through in one way or another. In addition to the clove and jasmine as the floral part, I also smell the nutmeg and the woody notes, all perfectly blended.
It's an absolute beast in terms of quality, at least that's what I can say for the perfume oil. It is even stronger on clothing and scarves and can still be detected after many days! The fragrance radiates very well, but is not suffocatingly intense or even annoying. For me, Soft Paradise manages to find exactly the middle ground between powerful and beguiling on the one hand and yet pleasant on the other. The name is therefore a real success. A gentle seduction, so to speak.
İ had been looking for a long time for an oriental that would also be suitable as a signature fragrance or that wouldn't need a specific occasion. I seem to have found that with Soft Paradise. It also gives me the feeling that it suits me. I feel very comfortable and very "me" when I wear it. İhas now become one of my absolute favorite Orientals with Arabesque. Definitely try it out!

I didn't like the Libre line at all. Everyone was talking about business ladies and office fragrances. I couldn't do anything with it....When Le Parfum arrived, I was hooked. Such a wonderfully round, soft vanilla-honey flatterer. At the same time sexy and elegant, slightly fresh and soapy with a hint of lavender. Striking, but still suitable for everyday wear. And suddenly I liked all the Libres. The Intense as a predecessor to Le Parfum, the EdP as a freshie, light clean fragrance. Both are now on my WL.
Recently, my office job came up and the question arose: what do you actually wear? I'm a gourmand fan, I love sweet, heavy, intense, loud scents. I don't care outside, I wear what I want. But I don't want to get on my work colleagues' nerves. So I needed something that was easy to wear but at the same time eye-catching enough, because (and I don't see this as a problem) I also like to be smelled and to smell my perfume for myself for a long time throughout the day. And it's true: it's the perfect office fragrance. All Libre fragrances! Like the Narciso fragrances, they envelop the wearer in a sensual, feminine aura, which for me radiates independence and self-confidence. I think I will buy them again and again;)

Tardes was on my ML for a long time and now I finally had the opportunity to test it through a dear perfumer. And what can I say! Tardes is beautiful!!!
The first spray landed on the test strip. Clean, powdery, fresh-cool were my first thoughts. After a few seconds I definitely smell almond and heliotrope, I immediately think of Les Pariessenes- fragrances by Guerlain, which I think are so great, but a bit too quiet. The almond- heliotrope combo in Tardes is very powdery but not overbearing, still somehow "bright". I actually don't even find Tardes to be very gourmand either. On my skin, almond comes out clearly, but never overwhelmingly loud.
I also smell the rose, but very subtly in the background. After a few minutes already, it becomes creamier. And at the point: it is to my luck no sunscreen note, which reminds of a pappige consistency. On the contrary, Tardes is delicately creamy, reminding me very much of the same light cream note as in Musk Therapy or Santal Complet. Here, of course, with a completely different scent. This creamy note continues on and on until the musk blends in wonderfully, leaving an indescribably beautiful, elegant almond lotion scent at the end. A fluffy, cool almond cream, somehow light and airy and so good to lie in and feel good. Tardes is for me on the one hand light- casual in a very casual way and at the same time he has a deep, exciting, sensual-elegant side.
A dream of fragrance!

I could actually write a super long review here, so many emotions triggers the fragrance with me. But I will try in the following to keep it short.
When I sprayed the sample of Arabesque the first time, I had no great expectations. Although I like to test oriental fragrances, but usually I feel then either like a spice rack or I find the fragrances simply unwearable.
At the first spray, I was met with a beast of a scent. Loud, very spicy and oriental. These were all my first impressions.
BUT Arabesque keeps transforming in such magical ways and really seems so complex that new thoughts flash through my mind quickly.
So the first thing I smelled was v.a. spicy, lots of cinnamon and also quite a strong tobacco or the tobacco leaf, which I really like and makes the scent insanely interesting. I was looking for a long time for a tobacco fragrance that suits me and am glad to have found at least a great autumn / winter fragrance that has such a portable tobacco.
Lots of cinnamon then, strong tobacco and a very ripe, sweet plum. Yum!!! I inevitably think of a plum dessert dusted with cinnamon, exclusive, expensive, not a cheap ready-made dessert.
At the point Arabesque gives me the same feeling as Lira: high-quality delicious, without becoming pappsüß zu, just exactly right dosage.
As the fragrance continues, it becomes sweeter and the spice is only in the background, accompanying. In addition, the fragrance has a very fine, subliminal smoke note, which rounds off everything so great and also gives a certain edge there.
After hours on the skin I perceive a v.a. sweet smell, very vanilla and noble. I guess it's benzoin?! I don't know too much about benzoin, but I know that I smelled exactly the same wonderfully sweet scent in Rojas Nüwa as I did here. And there's benzoin in there, too, after all. Of course, both scents are very different, just the kind of sweetness reminds me a lot.
Arabesque is actually most similar to Tobacco Vanilla, which I didn't think was bad, but way too tobacco heavy and also a bit too "masculine" for my taste. Arabesque therefore makes a great alternative for those who like it sweeter. And in the meantime I can also imagine wearing it. Definitely in the cold days (although I found it great now in summer too!) and probably best for going out or just at home. The scent gives me the feeling of security, is totally enveloping, warm and comforting. Simply magical! I hope that this masterpiece may move in with me in time for the coming fall!

A wonderfully complex fragrance with great quality!
Before I start to describe the fragrance, again a huge thank you to dear Mel for the sample:) Love?

To the fragrance:
Immediately after spraying on a true fruit bomb comes to meet, sweet and creamy already in the prelude. Inevitably jump me the Garnier Fructis- hair shampoos in thoughts, as well as the Erba Gold of Xerjoff, what I was allowed to test a short time ago (do not know the normal Erba Pura yet, but apparently smells not very different?!).
The individual fruits I can not really make out, in any case, it smells very tropical for me, mangoes, passion fruit, even peach (even if the notes are not all in there).
The shampoo note bothers me a bit, makes everything a bit fresher, but that's it. Fortunately, this note spoils quickly and the fragrance becomes gourmandig. The creaminess increases, from minute to minute it becomes fluffier and creamier, like a delicious ice cream dessert, my beloved Solero from childhood comes to mind. I land mentally directly in the summer, on vacation in a warm country.
And now, at the latest, I am finally satisfied, because I have finally found a summery cream scent. Had been looking for a long time! Most fragrances I had tested were fresh and smelled similar to sunscreen, which I rather dislike. Cassiopea is different, ultimately it's more sweet than fresh and more dessert cream than sunscreen.
That's why Cassiopea is definitely a gourmand for me, a summer gourmand to be more precise, even if it fits just as well into autumn.
The floral notes are very subtle and can only be glimpsed. Lily of the valley I smell but out. The further time he becomes for me v.a. simply more and more creamy.
İn the base is then moreover pudriger and the base notes set in.
A Tonka- fan I'm now really not, but here it is exceptionally so wonderfully discreet that it does not bother me at all. Sandalwood is mMn even more discreet, hardly noticeable, I think. Not really woody, but rather from its creamy side. In addition, Cassiopea is calmer in the base, gets a very well-groomed smelling touch as I find and you smell like freshly showered (without smelling very much like shampoo).
The individual notes are subtle, I don't find any note very dominant, which I like immensely about Cassiopea. Also find that it is not at all intrusive or loud.
At the point I would like to emphasize again what a great quality the fragrance has, it does not last extremely long with me, but has a great, unobtrusive sillage!
Finally, a fragrance to melt away remains. So delicious and just perfect for the warm days. The fragrance also makes me very happy, an absolute mood booster for me. And even though they all smell very different, Cassiopea gives me the same feelings as Bal d'Afrique or Santal Complet. I just feel incredibly comfortable and enveloped in a creamy cloud.
And like the other fragrances above, Cassiopea is definitely still wearable in the fall.
Am glad to have found a beautiful gourmand for the summer, which may hopefully soon move in with me!