Magic Carpet

Opens a bit sweet with a soft floral touch, but it’s not sharp or overly bright. It actually feels quite smooth from the start, leaning more warm than fresh. After a while, it starts to deepen. There’s a slightly creamy, faintly resinous feel that gives it a richer character without making it heavy. The dry down is the best part for me. It turns softer, warmer, a little sensual, and sits closer to the skin while still being noticeable. Performance is pretty decent, around 6–8 hours, with moderate projection early on before it settles in. Overall, it comes across as elegant and slightly mysterious. Works really well in the evening or cooler weather. Nothing groundbreaking, but it’s blended nicely and easy to enjoy.