Lettre de Pushkar

I have a sample of this perfume. It lasts between 8 or 9 hours but it will still leave us a layer flush with the skin of aroma. Medium-high intensity of perfume for the first hour and then remains in a medium hue. It is a perfume in which the main character is vanilla, in which it is a little risque in tone, but a vanilla that comes in a tone with slight oriental traces, precisely thanks to spices, woods that have at the beginning almost seems a vanilla. flushed, as if it had a small trace of liquor, it is vanilla which becomes intoxicating because that first or that first moment of sniffing it, feeling it, fills your nose and you say 'wow ... impressive, in a matter of course that you like vanilla but it is not a cloying vanilla because from the beginning that tinted tone that I am telling you makes it very like a shot of vanilla liqueur, just like that, little by little you can feel like that character of nutmeg, cinnamon or when time goes by you will feel how this vanilla becomes a little less sweet and those spices begin to give it body, also the woody notes are important in this perfume but they come as an accompanying part. Always adding vanilla and little by little we can feel like this vanilla, as if it were very natural before making dessert, we find it almost like vanilla when it is still in the pod, in the last traces of this perfume as I tell you they go turning into a slightly woody amber, with traces of vanilla and that is the aroma that will remain perfuming our skin even longer after we can say that the perfume has finished, it will remain like that trace on the skin of that aroma, it becomes extremely delicious, a part of a vanilla, with a very special character. Unisex? perfectly, its spicy vanilla can be liked by everyone. Particular? basically you have to take into account the shades of vanilla and spices to know if this perfume is for you or not.

A sweet, almost gourmand, rose that kind of reminds me of an indian dessert. The sweetness is not too much. Honestly, I have so many rose fragrances. After, I got Rose de Pushkar, I was curious about Lettre de Pushkar, so I blind brought it after seeing the notes and some reviews online. They are not similar. Both Rose de Pushkar and Lettre de Pushkar are my favourite rose perfumes. I also wanted to mention that I have Thameen Peregrina and that is really harsh on my skin. I feel like the saffron note in that smells sharp. I also dislike the musk that comes out towards the end. I personally find Lettre de Pushkar way better blended and really smooth. None of the notes are jarring. The saffron just blends in and the overall effect is a pleasant dessert like feeling. Just a really nice experience wearing it. :) Price wise, this is a bit on the expensive side for me, but I don't regret buying it. Edit: I can smell the perfume after shower and moisturising, so great lasting power.

opens with a VERY strong, VERY jammy rose, almost sickeningly so. literally, like if someone was cooking rose jam in the room - i actually strongly dislike the scent of cooking jam, so this is not pleasant to me. this falls away after about an hour to give a gorgeous mixture of rose and warm spices. there's no sharp spice component to this at all, it's very warm and enveloping, which i enjoy a lot. it's very very luxurious, especially for the first few hours - it feels like it would be fitting for a princess or a woman adorned in colourful fabrics and gold jewellery. after a few hours it becomes more comforting and warming. definitely a perfume with a strong character of its own, i'm not sure i personally live up to it but it smells absolutely incredible lasts about 6-8 hours on skin before the rose completely falls off and you're left with some lingering spices. lasts longer on clothes

This might just be the most beautiful amber-sweet rose I’ve encountered. There’s a lot of rubbery saffron in the background, adding a leathery nuance to the whole scent. The vanilla, creamy sandalwood, and spicy nutmeg create an exquisite harmony—truly gorgeous. Although it leans more toward an amber perfume than a rose, the rose is still present, giving body and texture to the entire fragrance. This is what I wished all those intensely sweet rose perfumes (looking at you, Oud Satin Mood) would be—absolutely wonderful. I even detect a hint of oud in the background, though it’s not entirely clear. Sonia Constant did a marvelous job with this creation. It feels like an "upscaled designer" fragrance, reminiscent of Maison Francis Kurkdjian, but Sonia elevated it to something that feels truly luxurious. It’s like soft velvet brushing against your skin. I love it.

I LOVE this one. Lettre de Pushkar is one of those fragrances that smell nothing like the listed notes. The first thing I pick up on is a slightly tangy fruitiness backed with a subtle dusting of oud. I do not get much rose in this at all. I think the rose notes have been blended perfectly to smell fruity and delectable. There is a certain tartness that endures throughout the wear and the overall effect is something reminiscent of pomegranates! Sweet, tangy, delectable pomegranate. Like the juice, this perfume smells ruby red (if that makes sense). I think this fragrance is in a league of its own and incredibly underrated. Why is no one talking about her? She's a beauty. If had to compare this, it's a bit like Delina Exclusif but with fruity notes instead of rose. Hopefully that helps.