Sunset to Midnight

The fragrance direction is popular. You can always sniff something similar in a crowd. It's a nice, fluffy, airy amber that tries to become smoky and licorice-like. Terracotta-red and a dark blue, almost black, that scratches the nose. Sometimes a sour woody note is present. By morning, the dark blue will evaporate, leaving only a sweet, saffron-terracotta scent.

A whole lot lighter than the note lineup suggests. This has the density of Baccarat 540 but smells nothing like Baccarat 540. A very friendly, wispy styled amber, with angel hair like vetiver, innocuous smoke and myrhh laced with labdanum or labdanum laced with myrhh (depending on who you're asking). Creamy, pure and heart-warming like a butterfly landing on your nose. For me, it's a little disappointing considering that 3 perfumers were involved in the creative process of churning out this middle of the road fragrance. Personally, I would've enjoyed more smoke but to be honest, this car needs an engine, some tires, a paint job, new wiper blades etc..

Get fruit, get bonbons, get mint. That type amber, in a memorable way though, moderate complex, appreciate the calibration of sweetness and how fruit turns elegant in the mid. To me personally not a common at all? Not a flamboyant or on the spectacular side neither, it's a nice mid range, day of the week fun all purpose.