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Unfortunately, to me this fragrance smells like an old, overused tuberose idea with powdery notes. Not bad, but very boring and not very creative. The longer I had it on my skin, the more unpleasant it became for me.

I also don't like the bottle at all. It looks cheap and boring and reminds me of a less attractive version of the old Viva by Fergie for Avon bottle.

Very Western vanilla oriental that smells like satin sheets. The vanilla is silky, unisex and, thanks to the tonka, not too sweet. Saffron, thyme and powdery lily give the fragrance a sensual, slightly erotic nuance. Not particularly innovative or original, sometimes even a little monotonous, but still very cohesive and pleasant. The exotic-futuristic bottle is also a real eye-catcher.

​It has a very distinctive note that immediately puts me in a good mood and gives me energy. If I get out of bed on the wrong side or am having a bad day, I spray it on and my mood instantly lifts.
​To me, it is an absolute underrated gem - hardly anyone knows it, and the value for money is simply unbeatable.
​It is somewhat reminiscent of Jimmy Choo Illicit, but they both have their own unique, beautiful character. I simply love them both! To me, these are heavenly fragrances that are perfect for winter.

To me, it comes across as fresh and floral without becoming particularly heavy. Orange has a lovely zesty note, while the floral notes provide the soft sweetness.

I would recommend it as a lovely everyday fragrance: 8/10
Longevity in my experience: approx. 8 hours
Character: feminine, sweet, fresh and floral