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The Aset is indeed linear and soapy and a bit powdery, but it instantly captured my heart. When Pikovaya Dama by Xerjoff pairs with Soavissima by Profumum Roma, the baby will be called Aset. Totally my thing, even if the price isn't quite to my liking. A wonderful fragrance that definitely hits my preferred DNA.

I generally love iris scents, and this one is creamy, powdery, and wonderfully unisex. I need this fragrance in my collection, as its longevity and sillage are top-notch. This is next level iris.

Marc Gebauer is known for his distinctive style, his presence in the luxury world, and his unusual fragrance creations. With Purple Flamingo, he once again ventures into a fragrance realm that aims to stand out from the crowd - with mixed success.

Fragrance Composition
Purple Flamingo starts with a surprisingly fruity sweetness. Notes of black currant and fig meet a slightly tropical freshness that lives up to the name - one almost thinks of a cocktail by a pool in Miami. But then comes the transformation: a creamy, almost powdery base of musk, sandalwood, and a hint of vanilla spreads out, giving the fragrance an unexpectedly warm depth.

Performance
The longevity is solid: 6-8 hours on the skin, longer on clothing. The sillage is initially present but retreats to a skin-close perception after 1-2 hours. This makes it quite suitable for the office, but perhaps not spectacular enough for evening events.

Purple Flamingo is an interesting, wearable niche fragrance that surprises with a fruity-creamy composition. Not a masterpiece of perfumery, but definitely a statement. For fans of Gebauer or fragrance lovers looking for something unconventional, it is worth a sniff test.

Pafory, I had to wait 22 days for this fragrance to reveal itself. Popcorn, roasted nuts, a hint of smoke, a noble sweetness, without being really sticky. Dry and woody, enveloping. This is the only fragrance I tested on my skin to verify my extremely positive impression. This fragrance is the noblest and most elegant carnival I have ever smelled. For me, this is not the classic sweet standard gourmand with many prominent notes; it is present, but a beautiful and harmonious fragrance composition. Really beautiful scent.

21. Pavory calendar day and inside was a familiar scent. Even though this is not my favorite from Ojar, it is something different. Green, fruity, and creamy. Somehow I get a ripe pineapple, although this is not listed. The initial fruitiness fades during drying and becomes warmer and greener, even slightly nutty. It remains persistently sweet and amber-like, hinting at honey and date.

Door number 20 is a creamy sweet floral cloud with musk. Generally, I like the DNA of this fragrance and the powdery tuberose and rose, however, I don't get either the pepper or the coffee. Personally, the scent is too sweet for me, and just a few days ago I smelled another fragrance where musk and coffee were really beautifully intertwined, so unfortunately this one won't be joining my collection. Even in the dry down, the sweetness just seems annoying to me. Good idea, not such a good execution.