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I am not an expert in the scents of flowers, nor in lush gardens filled with peonies and roses. I simply sit in the garden in the evening, and with the setting sun, I inhale the scent of the green grass until she arrives!
How does the fragrance of flowers and musk overwhelm all your senses? The powdery touch of freesia surrounded by musk with its animalistic note, it's like a night lamp that lights up the garden when darkness falls. You await her every evening, in her black dress and deliberate walk, leading you into her world... far from the others!

This composition is familiar to me; I don't know where I encountered it before, but it's a familiar blend of oud, rose, and saffron. I smelled it in Kilian's (Musk Oud) by the same perfumer, with a green hint of rose and a warm touch of rum, and in Korloff's (Rose Oud), but with a woody note. However, here there's a simple twist that has made the fragrance even more luxurious. The secret word: papyrus! That makes you idéal/idéale

I don't remember the exact date, but it seems like being more than 12 years or just a little more. I was strolling through a shopping mall when young man offered me a fragrance sample on a testing blotter. I didn't put it on my nose; I simply tucked it into my pants pocket and went home! The next morning, I remembered the testing strip, and ever since then, I have been amazed by that fragrance! Only amber can be captured by my nose from this scent, and everything around it forms an artistic composition like a luxurious frame that presents amber in its finest form, a beauty that you may never forget. Every time I wear this fragrance, it feels like I'm experiencing a breathtaking work of art filled with luxury, without the signature of its original creator. Yet, it remains delightful to the nose and soul!
Don't ask about the performance of the newer versions; they are not like the past patches. But enjoy the scent and let your senses embrace it.

In truth, this perfume among the Eastern perfumes that do not contain real oud, inexpensive in price. It may attract your attention with its perfume bottle's appearance, but unfortunately, it is also made from cheap ingredients!

But wait, precious ideas can sometimes be surrounded by limited possibilities! Have you tried perfuming with oud in the summer before? This fragrance might invite you to do so! A mandarin opening swiftly transitions to oud, then sandalwood at the base, with subtle animalic touches subdued by a blend of cardamom, taming the oud's dominance.

A fragrance that grants Eastern oud tones a melody beyond the ordinary.