Erotico 70

When I first sprayed it from a freshly opened bottle, all I could smell was an incredibly dense clove note. It was so strong that it immediately reminded me of Ambre Loup by Rania J. I honestly thought that was all there was to it. A few days later, I tried it again and was surprised by how much it had changed. The heavy clove had settled down, revealing an ambery, very smoky with bitters used in cocktails scent +with a resinous brightness that reminded me more of frankincense than anything citrusy. There is something strangely intimate about the smell. It reminds me of kissing a woman who has just finished a cigarette and then noticing that peculiar mixture of lipstick and tobacco smoke lingering on your upper lip. The smoky aspect brings Tom Ford Cherry Smoke to mind, but the fragrance has its own identity and never feels derivative. Floramara has created something with real personality and originality. Nitroflora impressed me just as much. It shares some of the mysterious character of Amouage Myths Man, although with considerably less smoke. Taken together, these fragrances have left me deeply impressed.