Indian Vetiver

I worn my new perfume today, and the key words are: Clean, musky, fresh, sweet, creamy, natural, delicate, a joy for the senses in solitude or with those who are sentimentally close enough to share “that” moments when we just want to enjoy life in a calm gratitude. I feel it as a skin scent, which is not bad. We don’t need to scream all the time, right? Sometimes, as stated in the cards coming with the perfume, a fragrance is meant to be worn in quiet moments and enjoy their extraordinary wonder. Indeed, INDIAN VETIVER (Ocean Series) gives this relaxing, joyful serenity that makes us connect with the nature again, somewhere floating in the immensity of the Indian Ocean between Africa, Middle East, Asia and Australia. At first spray, I fell in love with the freshness of a very natural, juicy tangerine with a hint of neroli (which gives it a "youngish cologne" nuance that later developes in much more), immediately followed by the subtile sweetness of mimosas and honeysuckles, like unfolded graciously by the air coming from a close island, mixed with the ocean mist. What a joy... As if this were not enough, when the coconut shows up, without traces of any kind of synthetics or artificial tone, the magic happens and a delicious creaminess blended masterfully with the rest of the composition wraps you in a relaxing sweet bubble. And then, supporting all this goodness, perfect clean musk and woodsy vetiver... It's a cologne intense (20% concentration) so, a fresher and lighter approach than others house’s releases. However, despite projection is moderate (not a screamer as I said, but a skin scent), performance is excellent on my skin, with a surprising longevity for a cologne (8 hours+), maybe given by this smart vetiver in the base. I believe it leans slightly feminine, which for me is great. In conclusion, another stunner by MOAPC, very different, unique and original from a house that has captivated my heart (and nose) long time ago, and has not disappointed me with any of their creative (without compromise wearability) scents. Not in data base yet... Disclaimer: I know all the colours are matching... I don’t like using AI, I like using the natural beauty of the Nature, and everything is absolutely natural in this capture🙏It was almost an unexpected gift🎁

For marketing purposes, the name is dumb. I almost ignored this because I thought it was a vervet cologne.