Sumatera

Goes on resinous like there is benzoin and elemi in here but that fades rapidly as the cinnamon takes over. If you don't like cinnamon, don't get this. It is dark and deep with cinnamon forward supported by musk and patchouli and jasmine and white florals woven through the base but this is a deep spicy fragrance moreso than a floral. It is a modern take on floriental.

Continuo a leggere che è una patch in cui ho trovato un meraviglioso set di spezie

There is no doubt, I love this scent. The notes of patchouli blend very well with the cinnamon, making it a good result. I think it's suitable for all seasons. It reminds me of a kind of pleasant and very spicy chewing-gum. Good, very good but I could hardly wear it.

This is a powdery, soft, clear and vanilla patchouli that reminds me of fresh tobacco. With a medicinal and peppery opening that lasts for a long time and with heavy doses of hot cinnamon powder on white flowers. I have amber musk underneath since opening, with undertones of labdanum, tolu and possibly benzoin. Medicinal, sweet, frosted and spicy. More feminine, with a retro touch.

I really, really, really, really hated this. On me, it smells like a cheap syrup made out of cloves and nutmeg, and I really couldn't detect anything else warming up to redeem it. Just heavy sicky-sweetish spice with a tinny quality to it that makes it even more irritating. I couldn't wait to wash it off. It smells to me more like a room fragrance than anything I'd want on my skin.