Panajoligi

I haven't smelled many oud fragrances before, but I was very interested in this one. It was discussed very controversially. I finally got to sample it and what can I say, I am pleasantly surprised. I will neither hate nor hype here, but report soberly and neutrally. Yes, it is animalic at first. My wife says it smells like rose with thin diapers from our two-year-old. I actually think it reminds me of a cowshed - but as a former village child, that's nothing negative for me. However, the animalistic scent wears off quite quickly. The longer the Oud 31 is on the skin, the hornier it gets. It develops in a creamy, rosy and vanilla direction. The longevity is good and so is the sillage. After about 6 hours, I only notice it subtly. All in all, it's something different, but the top note is obviously off-putting for most people. I think it's cool, but for the price, I'll probably never buy it.

So, herewith I write now also my first review.

Since my wife has already tried the Halwa Kiss and the Red Redemption and I was positively surprised by the quality and price / performance, I have now got me the Infusion Velours as a filling. And I must say he has not disappointed me. The fragrance notes read similar to the Ombre Nomade, but the two have in my opinion as good as nothing in common. Infusion Velours starts with a beautifully warm spicy blackberry upbeat and quite quickly the incense joins in. After a few hours, the scent fades into a beautifully dark oud/berry direction. I applied four sprays to my skin at 5am and by 3pm the scent was still smelling good to me and my wife. Durability can ojar! And the sillage is also more than satisfactory. There are yes fragrances that last forever, but only Hautnah, the here one takes but to the bitter end was!

The must definitely move in as a flacon with me, perhaps also as an oil ..