Glam

1. Glam is a well-built fragrance, however, made for people who excel in sweetening the spirit, soul and body literally! Here they weighed their hand in the combinations and the result was a purely sweet fragrance with floral nuances pulled by fructose that make it even sweeter. Perhaps if used in super low temperatures, it will be less 'aggressive' in its performance. 2. Yes, it resembles a bath just taken, but a bath inside a dense forest on a hot sunny day, as it emanates the smell of the ground, earth amalgamated with mature leaves, smells of rock and also the undergrowth that grows there. A very lively Freesia and a Pink Pepper dipped in Honey also appear here! 3. Its white flowers, from afar, reminded me of the iconic Fracas by Roberto Piguet, but only from afar, because right after that spices enter, which make it too spicy and with it comes a lot of sweet touches that surround it. the heart of the fragrance, making it even more pungent than in its opening. 4. Like most Mahogany fragrances, it sets a life and projects considerably within the first 6 hours! In the end, it is still possible to perceive a gourmand touch here and with more sensual adult traits, that is, a hairy Musk that conveys the sensation of velvety, a raw Sandalwood, with spicy and deeply woody nuances and more complex floral brushstrokes. 5. Not that it's a bad fragrance, or that it initially bothers people who feel it nearby, but it runs the great risk of being the two previous options if it's not used very sparingly, oh if it runs, it really dooooooooooooooooooooes!

Sounds lovely, I wonder if it will appear in the UK!