Soir de Marrakech

Opens up pretty aggressively with white floral notes, a bit too harsh for me personally. Once it dries down the amber and sandalwood come out, I can’t really smell too much vanilla although it is subtle in the background I don’t think it’s as powerful as most people say it is. It performs very well for an Eau de Toilette, I would have guessed that it’s an Eau de Parfum if I didn’t know.

I know this company from MArrakesh, they have a store on Rue de Yves Saint Laurent. Gorgeous boutique with pretty Sahara blue scarfp and maroccan dress, bags. On one of the wall there is a pretty portrait of Ben Chaabanae. I tested most of the perfumes my fav was this one and Tabac Gourmand. Gorgeous made niche perfumes, amazing vanilla....lovely composed....high end quality. If You ever walk to museum of YSL in Marrakesh please go to to Soir de Marrakesh.

Quietly, softly but powerfully enticing ambery powderiness; there is a honeyed orange blossom to round it up; it gives the unexplicable vibe of modern version of vintage - like a contemporary reprint of 50s poster - nostalgic vibe, but without old-fashioned heaviness; it keeps me interested, it draws me in; quite a find, it is an interesting combination, luscious and pleasant.

Un parfum ambré un peux vanillé apres 2 heures grand similarité avec jpg 2