Angelic

For me it is not gourmand at all (but I understand why because later it becomes sweeter) but a perfectly blended vetiver-patchouli-musk perfume. I get clearly the woodsy notes and sometimes the amber shines through. Hardly I detect any rose - for me it is quite unisex as it starts a little bit harsh and "dark" but during the wear I can pick also the sweeter notes and the perfume becomes brighter and "more accessable". In my opinion this is another gem of the Black Collection by Boadicea. My experience is, that you need to give time to the perfumes of the Black (and Ruby) Collection as you will detect the beauty during the wear; they are definitely no scents when you are in the rush and can only smell quickly on the bottle.

Not one for gourmands and especially fruit but this is so well-blended and warm, I went for a full size after using a decant. It's more wood and amber on me, I love how clary sage cuts through the apple and doesn't let cardamom get this into ayurvedic food territory. Incredibly long-lasting, especially on fabrics, I could smell it on my clothes after the wash.

This dynamic Lace dark goldzaa perfume, broad-sweets the essence within, gourmand scent endurance forever. Caramel – smooth, it touches the skin like satin. Adoration blends dense heliotrope flowers with sweet, syrupy notes of maple Zap and Zeez dates....

sweet like jaffa a smell dynamic....

I find this to share resemblance to Danger by Roja Dove. It’s got that warm, red kind of smell, though this one turns out a little sharper and more soapy, maybe? I’m just trying to use words that might describe it. I think I’ll stick with Danger. This resembles a designer fragrance in its dry down, and turns sour.

I don't even know what I'm smelling...some kind of bright screechy synthetic molecule that Provenzano is trying to pass for Apple maybe? Who knows? And it didn't perform well at all. It's like $700 for 100ml so that's completely unacceptable.

Seeing what this -1°C snowy stroll does to the Boadicea Angelic, excited to try this. Surprisingly get powdery, almost has Musk turn slight Iris, the good powdery one would want though. Definitely get a general tone down, Rose and mint like Sage, Patchouli florals slashed down and don't reactivate 20 mins in on room temp. So for a Boadicea like, that's a good thing, on a serious lane switch pretty much keeping the greatness, as in: 90 mins in get almost Matsukita, high grade almost Tea slight Iris powder, with some bake gourmand to it. Personally to me that's a main go-for on this, everything else quality turned sheer option.

Wow. This is a combination of Ajmal's Amber Wood (the cardamom) and Widian's Liwa (the amber). Very well blended and of course amazing bottle. Performance is not up there, whereas the price is. But I would say if you don't own the aforementioned two and have the budget to splurge, then it might be worth it because it is still not the most expensive from this house (or most Roja Dove and Clive Christian perfumes at 100ml). However, I personally prefer Liwa (it also performs better than this one). And you can't go wrong with the price of the Ajmal.

On paper you could tell me this is a designer fragrance and I'd believe you. Haven't put this one on skin yet, but it does smell nice on paper. A shame because I'd never spend more than $200 on a full bottle of this, but I would wear it I agree with @215alive here

Very similar to Amber Wood by Ajmal, with less sweetness. A warm, balmy and pleasant smell.