Stefan1973

unfortunately a pure rose scent, oud and benzoin are not recognizable. Those who like roses should try it in a subtly dosed manner. But you definitely do not get a delicate oud scent. I cannot understand the hype - now that I have had the chance to test it. Because even the rose is not a nose pleaser for me.
Even though I want to engage with the scent, a "Satin Mood" does not arise. What a pity.

Right after spraying, a picture formed in my mind: This mysterious wood was being worked on by dwarfs in sweaty leather shirts with metal axes.
On a cozy summer night, in a glade illuminated by torches, a group of eager dwarfs is busy processing this wood. The saws and the dwarfs sing industriously, and the honest sweat of physical labor drips onto the axe and saw, merging with the wood to create this essence. Strong, spicy, and on the right wearer, definitely good.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work on my skin. Just don't make a "blind buy."

In short: Sweaty-metallic and a bit leathery, unfortunately.

Sexy! Mondaine! Bohemian! Wow, what an amazing scent!
This is my signature fragrance at the "Bohème Sauvage." A party in the style of the 1920s, very stylish, exuberant, cheekily frivolous, filled with beautiful and well-dressed people, wild dancing, alcohol, gambling, and tobacco. This scent fits like a glove (even though it has no alcohol or tobacco notes). It smells seductive and alluring. The benzoin has a wonderfully resinous and sweet aroma, the wood note is dry, and the patchouli remains pleasantly discreet in the background. With this fragrance, you feel just a bit better dressed, a sexy aura surrounds you, even if it stays quite close to the skin. The party can begin!

This fragrance was an unnamed addition to a sample order, and I have fallen in love with this beauty.
I breathe it in deeply, all the way to my soul. This scent often seems to speak from the soul. It is like the deep, rich, damp, and fragrant forest. Spicy, green, and calm.
Fortunately for me - underhyped.