Poppy52

The cherry is very pleasant, quite ripe and drowns in expensive chocolate soaked in rum. The aroma becomes more and more subtle as it unfolds. And such a pleasant sillage, balanced, round, nothing superfluous. They didn't give me any peonies. It's so wonderfully powdery that I can't get enough of it. It's not just fresh cherries. The alcoholic notes don't last long on me, thankfully, but the woody-sweet powder of tonka beans with a slight bitterness rounds out the aroma, giving it infinitely chic femininity and confidence in its appeal

One of EL's most beautiful creations and without a doubt one of my favorite fragrances. Many classify it as a winter fragrance due to its warmth and shimmering cinnamon-vanilla accords. I also use it in summer; it comes into its own in warm, humid climates. In winter, the associations are of an evening in a wood-paneled living room, where the warmth of the fireplace blends spicy notes of cinnamon, dark chocolate and vanilla liqueur, all framed by warm amber and very soft ylang. In summer, amber with a light incense note, a spicy note and spicy ylang come to the fore; the honey sweetness disappears in the first half hour and you are immersed in a soft cocoon of fragrance. Yes, this perfume will not linger everywhere on the street, but it will catch the eye of your conversation partners and receive many compliments. It is very pleasant for the wearer and will not strangle others as it will not go unnoticed.
I also love fragrances of this type for their mega femininity, especially now that perfume houses are favoring more and more unisex products. The trail of this perfume will leave the viewer in no doubt that it is explicitly a representative of the beautiful half of humanity. Overall, for me this is currently the most successful realization of feminine amber.

Dizzy and sexy. It's honey, but honey itself never smells like this. It's what the heated skin of a loved one smells like, from which drops of bitter honey have just been licked, while an aromatic, tarry tobacco haze wafts in the air. It's so indecently attractive that I can't wear it to work - I always feel like a woman who's just got out of a rumpled bed, and it seems to me that the people around me should think so too. Admittedly, nothing naughty sounded in the compliments yet.
Definitely in the evening, fall/winter.

It relaxes you intellectually after a hard day's work or, on the contrary, wraps you in a cocoon of protection before work. Universal. Gentle, gives self-confidence and helps.
There are books that everyone should read, and there are fragrances. If there was a list, Vetiver Tonka would be at the top of the list, and regardless of whether you like this genre, it will definitely inspire respect.
It's difficult to put it in a specific category: It's definitely not gourmand thanks to the vetiver, but it's also not woody in the classic sense of this genre, it feels woody and milky, a sort of creamy vetiver :)

The first thought is - oh no, why do I need another cherry (on top of the lost cherry)?! But after half a minute it became clear that there was no cherry, just someone trying to pretend to be one. That's right - apple caramel with cinnamon.
Moreover, the differences became even clearer: Ambre Narguile does not have the anxiety that bitter almonds evoke in Ford cherries, but there is a sea of sweetness and comfort.
But without a bit of angst, I get bored. Therefore, this scent suits me exclusively for fall, when nature itself provides anxiety. Then Apple Cinnamon Cake is perfect.
There is practically no sillage.
The longevity is good - I applied it in the evening and in the morning I felt the same scent.
Not monotonous.