Nadinepoet

Why are the most beautiful scents so hard to come by ? One thing in advance: Who wants to give it away, I take it!

Through a wonderful parfuma, which raves so much about him, I was allowed to get to know him. As an absolute tonka-liebhaberin, he puts me again on a higher level of tonka pleasure. With bittermandel, I was afraid it would be too scratchy, too sweet... but that is absolutely not the case! It comes across as warm, pleasantly spicy, grown up sweet and round. I adore it... and need it!

After I was lucky enough to get hold of a 10 ml sample from a dear parfuma, I now get slight panic attacks at the thought that this fragrance is no longer available. (Who wants to give it away, get in touch with me!)

I love these floral powdery accords. Initially, I was a little afraid with the top note orange blossom that it could evtl fruity, but this is absolutely not the case in my opinion. Infusion D'Irise Absolue is my serotonin, my mood lifter in a quiet yet present way! I find it intense, so fortunately (due to the limited amount) I use it sparingly and love it!

Through a super dear Parfuma I was allowed to test this one based on a small sample - shortly before the blind buy she wrote me and today the small fragrance package arrived. Le Musc & La Peau works initially in my opinion unisex, tendency masculine. It comes across as clean, soapy, fresh but not aquatic or citrusy (which was my biggest concern as I don't like smelling those scent components on me). Freshly showered hits it very well as described in the previous comments. After a while, it evolves from the masculine tendency to the absolutely gender neutral! However, its clean, fresh note seems cool - probably the rosemary and thus super interesting without smelling herbaceous or the like! For me, a far better Essentric Molecule, as Le Musc & La PeauPierre seems softer, purer and more intimate - just unobtrusive. Hence, just a familiar sillage. Not a typical "warm cuddly scent", could be something to cuddle in the warmer days, due to its cool note :)

This is exactly what I think of when I smell Oud Bouquet - dark, full-bodied, heavy noble chocolates, which have been decorated with gold leaf. Draped on a dark red velvet surface. Oud B. is an absolute mood scent in my opinion. If I wore it every day, it would be too much for me. Speaking of too much, less is definitely more here! At first, I notice the rose and the oud very strongly - later, a gourmand praline. A kind of praline, of which one creates only one, because of its heavy (which is not meant negatively - on the contrary!). Oud Bouquet is a pleasure you don't treat yourself to every day. Reminds me also of Velvet Rose & Oudh by Jo Malone. But Oud Bouquet is sweeter in the drydown, which I like better!

I love him. It's just a perfect vanilla. Not too cheesy, not too sticky, not too sweet. Noble, warm, dark. I guess this, is the suede vanilla that captivates me so insanely. Cuir beluga I only have as a sample, but I know it will move into fullsize with me. As soon as I wear it I feel embraced, safe and secure. It's not too overbearing and yet it's there. I had cuir beluga and tonka imperial sent to me as trial samples - made the mistake of smelling tonka imperial first. After that I was really disappointed by cuir beluga, because I didn't really perceive it. My friend was also allowed to smell both ... first cuir beluga and immediately said (as an absolute perfume muffle) "that's the one". I shook my head and honestly have to admit, he was right! after a short phase of ignorance, I took out cuir beluga again... and I love it. - I can only say it over and over again! The most beautiful suede vanilla that exists for me personally!