Magie Sexualle

@corkscrewcurly et.al If it's french shouldn't it be Magie SexuElle?? SexuAlle is not a true word in French or any other language as far as I know. I guess it is another case of "foreign branding" with the aim to make it look foreign aka exotic. The well known maker of my favourite ice-cream Häagen-Dazs is another example of this phenomena trying to create a Scandinavian atmosphere....me being Scandinavian I can guarantee that that name means absolutely nothing. As for posts readings; I read all posts along with the nice explanation from the creator but I still just get a incorrectly spelled sexual innuendo covered in spunk. Cheers Matz Stockholm Sweden

@ zakkarah The language is French and means "sexual magic" in English. There is a translation by ClairaNoir, four reviews before yours (the second one uploaded on this page). The "white goo" on the bottle is explained by Vincent of Dreamhouse (literally two reviews below yours) as : "a wax melt to help seal the cap until it is opened. All of the bottles have them. And each one is color coordinated to each fragrance's accompanying book in the series." I am surprised you didn't read the other reviews before commenting!

A very sensual oriental.. Apricot fruity fun with benzoin depth and a dab of boozed vanilla! Please do not fear the oud i really don't detect much. Woody,yes. Oud,no. But nonetheless it's a great gourmand with a naughty side. Towards the end of the fragrance i do catch wafts of some florals. Ever so faint just to add the special touch of "je ne sais quoi" As with most sweet scents the projection and longevity are quite good. Not sure who magie is but this perfume is sexualle.

@ osandra The "white liquid stuff" is a wax melt to help seal the cap until it is opened. All of the bottles have them. And each one is color coordinated to each fragrance's accompanying book in the series.

The scent looks nice. The bottle is lovely. But I cant understand what they where thinking when putting that white liquid stuff on it.