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The first test shocked me. I have never smelled something so extraordinarily strange (next to stanza delle bambole)!

I set it aside for a later test. The first impression was not good at all.

I must have asked thousands of different men about the scent over the course of a few weeks, as I was torn myself.
Friends, family, colleagues who always bravely have to smell everything when I hold it under their noses :D. Many immediately recognized that it is a unisex fragrance. Many gentlemen liked it right away for themselves as well.

I must admit that I find unisex fragrances particularly attractive and I am often drawn to them. It is interesting how differently the finely woven scent notes develop on men and women. The thought of being able to wear the same perfume as my male counterpart and perceiving the scent progression differently on him, and best of all, being able to smell it everywhere on him :D is really sexy.

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Description:

Every evening, he reads his newspaper in front of the warming fireplace in his favorite armchair made of dark brown high-quality smooth leather while sipping a heavily sweetened vanilla chai latte. Besides the crackling of the bowl of hazelnuts he is eating, he hears the crackling of the fire and perceives the distinctly woody notes of the fireplace.

His gaze wanders towards his wife. She gracefully stands up to turn on music in the background and places a shiny black vinyl record on the turntable. He follows her with his eyes. The velvety silk blouse flatters her.

A cozy and attractively warm atmosphere quickly spreads in the heated living room.
She elegantly sits back on the sofa and seductively nibbles on a gingerbread heart. Her index finger slowly wanders towards her lips to clean her finger adorned with gingerbread heart while looking at him. He is drawn in and captivated as if by magic.

All he perceives is what his sense of taste and his nose provide. Intense gingerbread heart kisses that blend with the nuances of hazelnut. Soft skin warmed by the fireplace that smells of delicately strung almond and dances in competition with the aroma of the chai latte. Gentle fingers that had just caressed the vinyl record. The room heats up.

The scent of harmonizing bodies lingers in the air as a mystically heavy and unforgettable shimmer…

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Scent:

I smell the full load of spicy sweet gingerbread dough made from ground brown almonds and subtly roasted hazelnuts.
The nut mixture is blended with plenty of Christmas-spicy spices.
Deep dark amber gives the bitter-dry gingerbread mixture a velvety sweet hold. The whole thing is refined with indulgent amounts of bourbon vanilla pods.
The gingerbread mass is stored in a vinyl bag and absorbs the aroma of the bag strongly.
When opening the vinyl bag, musk breathes a kiss and quickly seals the bag so that nothing escapes.

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Conclusion:

A fragrance that is so strongly polarizing, it is magical and wants to slowly but surely gain acceptance. You may resist at first. If you cannot help but meet the shimmering gaze, you can no longer escape. Be ready for the unforgettable sweet-spicy journey.
I have found that the scent develops noticeably differently on men and women, becoming sweeter on women. Maybe you can test this in a session. ;)

H+S is extreme! At work, I infused the entire office including the hallway with 5 sprays after walking through. I received nothing but compliments from colleagues. However, I wouldn’t necessarily wear the scent for external appointments. :D

I love this love-scented gingerbread heart. :)

My dears,
The fragrance is 100% unisex suitable.
Please, dear men, dare to try it and feel addressed. :)

The scent settles in the Oriental segment due to the date - cinnamon - honey combination. If you don't like this - stay away!

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I have tested several fragrances in this area.
You might like this scent if you enjoy wearing "Noir Extreme (Eau de Parfum) | Tom Ford." The vibe is fundamentally the same.

You can roughly compare Invite Only Amber | 23 to give you an overview:

- Lost Cherry Eau de Parfum (in darker, smoky, dangerous, less balsamic, more piercing sour and above all with a power - wow!)
- Arabesque (sour cherry instead of plum)
- Oajan (less cinnamon strudel, focus on unripe black cherry)
- Tobacco Vanille Eau de Parfum (less shisha room flair, more burgundy almost black depth instead of smoky khaki)
- Khaltat Night Eau de Parfum (without the strange metallic smoky muff, basically the upgraded version + proper oriental dates)
- "Farah / Harâm | Brecourt" (less palatable homogenized notes as Fatah smells like a smooth version of Arabesque minus plum, more sour power and cherry-like slightly oud expression)

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Who do I see wearing this fragrance?

Those who do not want to be sexy, but are inherently incredibly sexy and dangerous.
Your eyes are magical. A deep gaze reminiscent of a mystical starry sky. Others sink into your eyes. You know it. An elegantly different aura… What you like is gracefully brought forth or implemented.
Deep in your heart lies a profound side that loves to sink into romantic but also forbidden sexy ;) fantasies and thoughts. It wants to imaginatively abduct the other side… Colorful dreams of flying carpets and a true prince or princess by your side. But they must share the same sexy sensual sense as you do. ;) Otherwise, you show them the door.

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The notes:

Dark amber-colored real forest honey is heated in a pan. The delicious honey steam is extinguished with sour cherry juice. Thick date syrup from the Orient is used for sweetness. A pinch of cinnamon, Bourbon Madagascar vanilla, and some ground and roasted hazelnuts are stirred in… A thick, burgundy-colored red sticky-dark paste is created. This is served on a single almost black red rose petal.
100% cocoa powder is gently sifted over the dessert. A small patchouli leaf as decoration.
This is served on a sandalwood and oud bed.
The scent of the room where you enjoy the dessert is musky dull and boozy, as the pleasant vanilla-cigar smoke from outside flows in.

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Conclusion:
Princesses and princes, you may both wear the perfume! Another scent that is either suitable for couples or smells sexy on both genders.
For the fireplace season, simply cozy, sexy, and attractive. ;)

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Tip:
Definitely layer this scent with Sugared Cherry Crisp! It smells divine. I love both in combination. This is the ultimate cherry cannon. :D



Have fun with the abduction. The lucky one will still be dreaming of you the next day, so much sensual power does the fragrance have. :*

Thanks to all my sharing participants who wanted to test with me. Only through you has testing become possible for all of us. ♥️

Scent:
This perfume smells so strange and odd that it deserves a review! Especially for those considering buying the scent blind. :)

If someone had wanted to tell me a scary story as a goodnight tale when I was a little girl and show me a perfume as a description for it, it would have been this one. I would have believed it immediately. Even today.

In this blue-green, ornate, and nostalgically decorated children's room (stanza Dell bambole = children's room), no one has been in for decades. Children's rooms used to look nothing like the minimalist, pure, and white ones of today. They looked almost like a theater stage. Long dusty turquoise curtains still hang in old golden clips in front of the window. When you move the curtains, the clips squeak and a cloud of dust falls loosely to the ground.

In this children's room, no one has played with dolls for ages. Everyone has long since grown old and become happy great-grandmothers.

It smells lonely and abandoned. So intensely abandoned, as if it had just been discovered like fossils. Like a sad discovery of forgotten childhood days.
The old porcelain dolls stare eerily and lifelessly into the gray room.
It almost seems like it might even be haunted here!
Old, once vanilla-scented milk bottles for the dolls lie haphazardly on the floor. The vanilla scent has, of course, faded after all these decades. What remains is an authentic rubber glove plastic smell with warm milky notes that smell slightly off. In the other corner, there are old makeup and powder items for children. Who hasn't painted their sibling's face with makeup back then?

In any case, it used to smell nice most of the time like sweet oil pastel crayons & marzipan. Today it smells just like its many years of wear. Dusty, greasy, expired subtly marzipan makeup powder. This powder now also contains dust flakes.

The room smells stuffy/warm like in a tiny little oriental carpet shop. It musty from all corners, and the fear of lifting something and being showered with dust and marzipan is great. :D

I must say that the scent smells darkly doll-like. It reminds me of abandoned childhood days and not playful pink My Little Pony times. :) It’s as if you are looking back sadly and vaguely remembering those childhood days. A nostalgic scent. But in my opinion, it is conditionally pretty. For perfume freaks who like to polarize and want to smell different, or have a specific memory they want to smell, this scent is perfect. For perfume lovers who want to smell nice, it might not be for them.

The childlike protagonists in horror films probably smell like this perfume. :D Sad, playful, hurt, and abandoned (Chucky, Silent Hill & The Ring send their regards). That’s what I immediately thought of and I haven’t been able to shake it since.

P.S., my mom approached me on her own after she smelled the perfume on me. She described it as an ancient room with dusty, broken, and old toys. Carpets that also smell musty. Not contemporary. My brother found the scent okay, in the drydown “somehow annoying and weird.”

It’s not my 101 doll scent, but I’m glad to own it. I love doll scents. :) That’s just how it is.
And because the perfume smells so strange, it is sympathetic to me. :D Maybe I’ll wear it when I watch a horror movie with strong support… :D

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the slightly dirty salty touch in this perfume yet! Based on the reviews, I thought I would be greeted by a clean gourmand. Not at all. An undercover sanctimonious perfume. :D

Scent:
Morning light on a spring day. It's Sunday and you've woken up earlier than usual. The wooden bed you're sleeping in is dressed in pure white cotton bedding and smells of fabric softener with hints of bergamot. You look out the window. What a beautiful spring day! The sun's rays seem to gently and lightly shine through the white curtains, as if they are asking if they may come in. Very softly.
A light breeze makes the white curtains dance, and now and then the rose garden outside is visible through the window.

Your partner lies next to you. You feel their warm breath. You had a long and intense night... Alongside the fresh fabric softener notes and the spring breeze, you perceive the natural musk scent of your partner, intertwined with slightly salty undertones. For a brief moment, you close your eyes before getting up. You want to completely soak in this silence and the impressions next to your partner. You move closer to your partner. In addition to the slightly salty notes, you catch a sweet peach scent. Their hair still smells of peach shampoo. A fascinating combination, as the freshly scented hair of your better half harmonizes with the salty skin.
You embrace your partner. A warm hug. And you get up to make both of you something to drink.

As every morning, you froth up a warming vanilla milk with freshly grated tonka beans for both of you. The foam of the frothed milk is fine-pored. A sticky salty caramel fudge candy rounds off the morning and the warming cup of milk for both of you in the morning...

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A very interesting perfume! Absolutely unisex suitable, provided (!) that a man likes sweet & gourmand in the form of salty caramel-peach.

Who do I see?
The candidates who don't eat scrambled eggs on Sunday morning :D but rather team pancakes/croissants with fruits and salted caramel sauce.

My association
Personally, I see this perfume as a couple's scent for a lazy Sunday morning. :) Not necessarily as a statement scent, but for the familiar and undisturbed togetherness.

For this: highly recommended! During the day, this scent would be too “intimate” and warm for me. I prefer to share it with my better half. The distinctly animalistic notes of the musk feel too sexy “human” for daytime. ;)
Longevity and sillage are incredible.

Conclusion:
Definitely worth testing!

How can deep dark and velvety ebony be best described for gentlemen? Indescribable!
In my opinion, Dior Homme Intense is a masterpiece among designers.
Admittedly, my nose has had the chance to smell - not many - but some niche fragrances, and I recognize that Dior Homme Intense tends to show few different facets. A straightforward perfume. But it is damn good in its field. Straightforwardness can also have its advantages. Blind trust and confidence in its development can be expected. That's why it's the Dad among all designers. For some, THE Boss, for others, a bit too sensible.

Scent:
The gentleman likes simple old school rustic wooden furniture. He has no use for the bright and futuristic furnishings of today. He doesn't really think too much about such trivialities. He appreciates the classic and subtly few beauties in his life.

His room smells of the solid wood of the furniture. Darkest black noble ebony. The walls are also painted dark. His carpet is a real suede carpet. The suede also has a strong scent in the room. Rustic dark and beauty. His bitter yet simultaneously sweet powerful and masculine scent is clearly noticeable in the room …

He would describe himself as a classic gentleman. He is strong. He knows this. He may come across as intimidating to some due to his resigned but very focused character. He is not introverted but does not need the spotlight.
His heart is deep, with slightly dark traces of his past. Once you penetrate his heart, he is the most reliable person. He promises this and keeps it. His surroundings appreciate this.
Despite his simplicity, he adores his one and fascinating iris that he tends to in his room. Its aura exudes a lightly powdery, soapy cared-for scent. A rather uncomplicated plant that hardly needs watering and almost thrives on its own. It only needs water from his gentlemanly hand very rarely. The simplicity and its trust are what attract him to his iris. It is reliable, just like him.

Such an appealing sweet-velvety powder fragrance for men! I have had the chance to smell it several times but have not yet found my way to it. Sometimes one gets overwhelmed by loud fragrances and no longer notices the classic understated beauties. Please test! :)