Cleópatra

I found it lost in a boutique and I was drawn to the name of the perfume, no, no because I'm a fan of Cleopatra, au contraire, but because I love an another Cleo version and when I entered Fragrantica I saw the notes very similar, there I couldn't test it, I was like give me, it's mine. And Lord, it's similar, but more deeper, it's the more winter or evening version, although I'll wear it during the day because being dressed in a suit will look good anyway. It has practically the same Mediterranean aura and it smells like wheat and papyrus paper but finer not as pronounced, instead it is sweeter and more amber, but a beautifully crafted amber, not overwhelming or one which will resemble the smell of sun-heated car skin. If it would have the green notes of the first perfume, it would have been even slightly summery, but without that, is good in cooler weather (European type weather). But the same as for Cleo I, the name it doesn't seem right to me, because it's not about seduction, it's about power in this perfume, I think Hatshepsut would have been a more proper name or Sekhmet or something like that.