Arora

My first thought when I sprayed Arora was that smells like a modernized, softer “Blueberry Angel” with a cleaner and more wearable personality. I think it could easily be a flanker. The fragrance opens with a juicy berry sweetness with a quite harsh patchouli - it calms down very quickly. The blueberry accord mixed with patchouli creates a vibe that strongly reminds me of the well known Mugler Angel DNA — but without the heavy, sharp intensity that can make Angel difficult for some people to wear. Arora is smoother with soft musk, creamy vanilla, and airy ambroxan. These notes are subtle though, patchouli and blueberries are the leaders all through. The result is sweeter, cleaner, less "dirty" earthy than Angel. It keeps that seductive “night-out gourmand” energy while feeling fluffier and easier to wear. Even though there's links to Angel, Arora stands very much on it's own. I'm sure many Angel lovers would find it very appealing. Projects good for about 3 hours, skin scent after 5, but lingers quite some time after that.

My nose isn't very trained so i couldn't tell it apart that much but one note is so so much intense i could barely smell anything else i think it was blueberry there is also hints of musk there is barely any vanilla and ambroxan overall the most overpowering notes are Blueberry musk and patchouli for the perfume cap is the lowest quality cap i have ever seen it's very loose and its 3d printed i get the effort trying to be eco friendly but that's not the way overall i would give this a 5.8/10 right now although i will update this one or two months and give my opinion again