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@catherinesiofraprendergast The notes on Fragrantica is correct, same as the company's homepage. Got it today but i can all ready tell it's a beautiful powdery floral, very soft and musky.

I still need to test it more, but thought it was worth adding even an initial review so that you can imagine what this scent is. On my skin the opening is about vanilla and orange blossom. It has a strong vibe of Burberry Goddess and JPG La Belle's deep drydown - warm, vanillic and cozy. Then it gets more tuberose, solar notes and musk. It is not harsh on musk and not very powdery. It has some reminiscence of dusty desert, but just a bit (and I hate powdery scents). Everything is well blended, cozy and sensual. I was afraid it would be vintage but is not. It's at least a classic fragrance, not too modern but without any retro vibe at the same time. Definitely a versatile perfume - could be worn during the day and also for the evening, perhaps a bit too much for very hot days, but apart from that really suitable for all seasons. Rather designer smelling than niche, but I wouldn't call it generic. Worth trying for this price (20-30 EUR in Poland, 41 USD on Aurora's official website).

I have it for over 6 months and this is a completely different scent now. When I first tried it, it was so weak I could barely catch anything. Im glad I didnt sell it, I forgot about it and found it again in my closet just recently. This is a sexy beast now, strong and feminine. Sweet and soapy orange blossoms with cozy vanilla, amber and tuberose. Reminds me a bit of Libre but not cloying and much sexier

why are the notes different on Fragrantica to other websites? It’s what stopping me from pulling the trigger!