Ashlemah

Ashlemah is very sweet, candied violet and almond juxtaposed w/ a contrasting aromatic lavender. A very beautiful perfume. Reminds me of Kenzo Flower just a bit but Ashlemah is powderier and aromatic. Flower to my nose wasn't all that powdery, it was more of sweet parma violet lotion scent. I would love to score a full bottle of this. It smells of another era. It is giving me 19th century vibes but it is so much more wearable than Guerlain's L'Heure Bleu. That one is so overwhelming. This has a freshness and a lightness that translates to today but still reminds me of the past.

I can't find words to describe this exquisitely beautiful fragrance! One KNOWS they used the best ingredients to be found anywhere. So simple in notes yet SO elegant a scent. Fabulous fabulous fabulous. Try a sample at a store; it can convert non- iris/violet/heliotrope ppl to lovers of same. Just so lovely and sophisticated. A treasure.

Yes, Powdery Violet! Soft, elegant and creamy fragrance... I love this note in perfumery.

This was my bedtime cocoon in a bottle. A scent that didn’t speak, it whispered. Soft as moonlight and tender as a lullaby, Ashlemah was pure fairy magic. The heliotrope, violet, and lavender danced like pastel dreams, gently lulling me into sleep. It didn’t just smell good ... it felt like being tucked in by angels. Truly one of the most delicate, comforting fragrances I’ve ever owned.

Ashlemeh, which features the notes Lavender Essence, Iris Absolute and Musk. It is a very elegant, understated scent, but don't write it off as boring or "dry." There is lurking sensuality in it,just a bit of sweet juicyness that is pulled off with absolute refinement and aristocracy.