Riceyscents

This fragrance is truly something unique! It opens very "aldehydic" and metallic, giving it a somewhat cold scent. After a short while, the smoky resin joins in, adding a church-like touch to the fragrance. It actually smells like a winter walk in January, passing by a church where incense is just being lit. Definitely not a blind buy candidate, but a must-have for aldehyde lovers. A fresh scent for a cold day!

Wait a minute, who is roasting almonds here? Another fragrance that I can hardly wait to wear in the fall! It opens with an explosion of smoky and woody oud, but the drydown transforms this scent into an absolutely delicious gourmand. Once the oud settles down, Six turns into a creamy and roasted vanilla, accompanied by fluffy cotton candy and soft cashmere. Definitely a fragrance to snuggle up with on a cold and rainy Sunday in October!

This is the Oktoberfest in a bottle! Nine is a gourmand bomb with a fruity opening infused with plums. After the opening, you start to perceive the sweet iris, which reminds me of powdered sugar. In the drydown, Nine transforms into a very sweet cotton candy scent with creamy vanilla and a hint of apple.

This fragrance catapults me to a fair filled with cotton candy stands and caramelized almonds. As a Munich resident, I can hardly wait to wear this sugar bomb to the Oktoberfest!

When I first smelled this fragrance, it immediately awakened a certain nostalgia in me. It smelled just like my mother did in my childhood. White flowers and a light vintage powderiness. Additionally, there is the sweet and buttery salted caramel, which gives the fragrance a wonderful creaminess. Overall, this scent simply reminds me of a warm hug from a loving mother. Truly beautiful and very unique.
The longevity and sillage are great on my skin, and the bottle is absolutely stunning and unique.