My Magic

I am an Attar al Has fan. This addition to my family does not disappoint. I actually get a burst of rose and it dries down to a beautifully warm, vanilla, and amber scent.

official notes: Top Note Vanilla and Osmanthus Woody Lemon and Water Notes Middle Note Rose and Sugar Base Note Vanilla, Sugar, White Musk Patchouli Cedarwood, Oud from Prachin

Un Rose/Vanille , poudré et sensuel Bizzarement il m'a rappelé Arabians Tonka Il laisse un beau sillage et projette bien Bonne performance

I have heard of this house and perfume after the current Esxcense, but wasn't thrilled or moved by the idea of yet another sugary rose. The whole Delina line, many Montale/Mancera fragrances and literally half of all middle eastern offers are based on these notes, so I didn't even want to try it. Plus, aquatic vibes are not my jam. Yet one fine day, I was sent a sample of it with a recent purchase and boy, was I stunned! The full bottle purchase happened like in a matter of minutes. Imagine a sweet, fresh drink made of candied roses, that you are sipping while walking down an oriental bazaar. You can smell some incense, warm baked goods, but you're still walking surrounded by a fresh, clean bubble of watery, sugared rose. This one is a breathtaking scent, a compliment getter, and is also office safe. It projects at arm's length and lasts 8 hours on skin. A 10/10

Oh what a fragrance! A masterfully accompanied rose, sweetened, caramelized in my opinion, slightly vanilla and which then becomes fresh and clean. As a lover of this flower, it is a perfume that I literally adore, sensual but simple, spring-like, inebriating. Beautiful. I see a dreamlike painting in it: the vase full of these flowers represented by Marc Chagall in "The Roses and the Moon", there is magic, as if smelling this wonderful creation takes you into a dream.