Sefay

This is it. The first composition from this house that really convinced me. Be it Layton, Haltane, Greenley or Oajan, I didn't really warm to any of them until Althair.

Memories of an elegant evening in chic threads come to mind here. Sweetened with this charming companion. And there's the key word: sweet.

Praline, bourbon vanilla, cinnamon - all very sweet ingredients from the ground up. The fruity notes still come through quite well in the opening. But really only very briefly in the opening. After that, the sweetness remains dominant with a slightly spicy hint. The balance is just right here, unlike many other similar fragrances that simply resemble a sweet plonk. It simply has that depth that most of them lack. Simply pure harmony.

Both durability and sillage are really outstanding here. It has already been well received by friends and acquaintances. The bottle makes a high-quality impression, but I personally am not a big fan of the design of Le Marly bottles.

In conclusion, I can say that Althair is definitely my absolute favorite from Le Marly. A great all-rounder for the cold months of the year. In my opinion, wearable for both sexes, but with a clear tendency in the masculine direction.

This wonderful composition reminds me of that. You're sitting in a good restaurant in the evening with a pretty girl opposite you. A bottle of wine on the table. Outside, the last leaves are slowly falling from the trees as winter approaches. The Vinegia21 is the perfect silent companion for this occasion, et voilá perfection.

This fragrance is definitely my favorite from the repertoire of The Merchant of Venice. It starts off charmingly gourmand. You can smell the saffron and the sweetness of the praline, the cinnamon rounds off the whole thing rather subliminally. The combination of frankincense, myrrh and the sweetness of vanilla creates a very well-balanced sweetness with a spicy oriental flair. In any case, it is very complex, but I find that the woody components tend to play in the background here. Anyone expecting a strikingly perceptible classic oud note will not get their money's worth. In my opinion, the development here goes from a clear gourmand in the opening to an oriental one. In the drydown, a dominant sweetness remains that is still slightly spicy with an oriental touch. Summed up in one word, elegance.

Perfect for going out in the evening or for a date. Sillage is just right for the aforementioned occasions, pleasantly strong but not too penetrating. Longevity is also strong here. On clothes for several days, still clearly perceptible on the skin after 9 hours. I find the bottles of the Murano Exclusive Collection by The Merchant of Venice all stunningly designed, definitely an eye-catcher!

In my experience, a very unknown fragrance, which makes it all the more interesting.

Where to start. First of all, I have found that Gentle Fluidity Gold is particularly well received by women. For my taste, the fragrance is also more in the feminine direction, but can definitely also be worn well by men.

I don't think this composition develops too much over time. However, I have not yet smelled a comparable sweetness. Here you can really speak of a heavenly sweet seduction, to which the individual components unite here.
If you were to ask me what angels smell like, this fragrance would be my answer. It definitely has addictive potential. In my opinion, it can be worn all year round, ideal for going out or on a date, but also suitable for everyday wear.

Longevity is good but could be a little better. Sillage is just right, not too intrusive, not too weak, of course it always depends on the number of sprays. The design of the bottle is classic MFK, high quality in a simple design but still classy.

In conclusion, Gentle Fluidity Gold is one of my favorites from MFK due to its incomparably seductive sweetness.

A week ago, I paid my monthly visit to my favorite perfumery. After some nice chit-chat, I was presented with some fragrances as usual and suddenly there was this oriental masterpiece. The bottle alone is stunningly designed and really makes a statement. After a first test on site, I had to have a sample filled immediately.

One day later, I tested this masterpiece and what can I say, I am thrilled!

At the beginning, an intense sweetness unfolds which is given a beautiful oriental flair by sandalwood. Grapes honey myrrh as well as tonka bean underline this and unite here to a really wonderful fragrance experience which, if you ask me, makes you think directly of ancient Egypt from the time of the pharaohs. Amber lends the fragrance a fine vanilla note as it progresses. Saffron and incense gradually complement all this with a pleasant spiciness that harmonizes perfectly with the existing sweet notes from the Orient.

If you ask me, this really could have been the scent of an ancient pharaoh. It is noble enough to meet such demands in any case.

Even after 10 hours it is still clearly perceptible on the skin, on clothes for several days.

A bottle that will definitely be part of my collection.

Short and sweet at the beginning, simply wonderful.
This is my first review here and this fragrance is definitely worth it.

Out of my entire collection, I have to say that this fragrance captivates me the most. In my experience, Anfas Salam is definitely a fragrance that is guaranteed to earn you compliments. It lasts a very long time, on the skin up to 10 hours and on clothes it can even last for days. Mind you, I always apply it generously. It starts off very fresh with pleasant fruity notes. As it progresses, an oriental touch is added with slightly floral accords. However, the fruity notes remain the most dominant. In summary, everything here is very well balanced so that, all in all, it is a wonderful composition that is sure to flatter a lot of noses.

I also like the flacon very much and it makes an extremely high-quality impression.

Last but not least, this fragrance is definitely one of my favorites, especially in summer, because of its wonderful fragrance development and its high durability.