Om

Om, surprisingly is a fragrance that I liked. It is the first of Miller et Bertaux to prove he has a good duration and projection, as well as being very well done. If you like very spicy fragrance with an Oriental background it is a must. Clove and especially the pink pepper is the main protagonist of this story, all these spices are wrapped in a soft, warm cloud of incense and fill many, many, myrrh that conveys much body and richness to Om, creciendose during in drying, low to high quality. Curiously is not a burdensome or overwhelming fragrance so surprised that nice balance especially pink pepper if you spend concentration can be annoying, yes, by contrast feels quite linear, so it could bore a little. In short, a great and worthy Miller et Bertaux work I recommend. Rating: 7

Almost can’t believe Om hasn’t been reviewed yet, as it is one of my loves. Incense-ee yet lifted, a bit of green, frankincense, clove, peppercorn, a layer of sweet, too...myrrh? Some under-smoke, then the slightest bit of skank appears, (just to round it out!), and the whole of it approaching creamy. Beautifully blended. I would even say elegant (even the bottle’s a charmer). Have not smelled anything like it. Inspire... and smile...(its subtitle), indeed. On me it lasts and lasts. One of my rare full bottles.

Maybe I bought into the name, but I wear Om when I want to fell calm and relaxed. It gives me the kind of zen vibe I associate with an Eastern style (and incense heavy) retreat, spa, or class / workshop. To me, it's quite a bitter smelling (in a good way), incensy, even herbal type of a scent, with some spice to it. All blended in such a way that it helps to soothe the senses.

Wonderful perfume: it's smoky and spicy, but not harshly so, it's a soft oriental. I'd describe it as powdery and clean, and I mainly get myrrh, incense, and cloves from it, with a hint of patchouli. No separate vanilla note here, just slight and soft overall sweetness. Very inspiring indeed, calm and natural. I highly recommend it to both sexes.

I recently acquired this, almost accidentally, and so I haven't been in much of a rush to try it out, however, I'm pleased to say that I quite enjoy it! I might not have sought it out normally, and I may not have hunted for a sample of it (based on the notes), but the scent works as a unified perfume and it does everything it's meant to do... A spicy myrrh, rounded off with some patchouli really works well and I could see myself enjoying this one now and then. There is a sweetness that lurks just off in the background, and it's a pleasant smell all round. I'm a fan!