SETI I

Seti 1 led me on an enthralling journey through Ancient Egypt, underscoring the significance of deferring judgment upon initial application, as this fragrance showcases intricate attributes and adapts with remarkable versatility. Initially, a robust introduction of hazelnut, ambery touches, and sweet caramel prevails, giving way to a magical transformation as top notes yield to mid notes. Imagine entering Seti 1 temple, surrounded by gold decorations, statues of Egyptian gods, and the scent of spices and roses in the air, evoking a regal ambiance. Servants prepare sumptuous dishes and sweet pastries, accompanied by ancient music, while a room is prepared for a bath with honey, milk, jasmine petals sandalwood, and vanilla, evoking a sense of wonder. Seti 1, in my personal account, is a captivating fragrance, undoubtedly niche, well-blended, and complex in every sense, with an outstanding performance, and I highly recommend it. I am certain that if you love niche fragrances as I do, it will take you on a magical trip without leaving your house. The perfumer Rita Brena did an outstanding job creating this scent, thank you. Btw the notes of Vanilla and sandalwood aren't listed on fragantica Ps I bought my own bottle with my own money.

Setii "Outstanding" is an understatement. You know that moment when you open a jar of honey and smell it? The honey scent is very prominent, along with clove, but not overpowering. Then comes the saffron, leather, hazelnut, and jasmine creating a stunning accord, though I can't clearly sense the jasmine. To add more sweetness, there’s tonka, caramel, oud, and amber, but despite all these lovely notes, the fragrance doesn’t feel overly indulgent at all. I didn’t notice the oud clearly. You know when someone perfectly seasons a dish and it also has a lovely essence and experience? That’s the impression I got when the fragrance lingered on my skin for a while. I see it suitable for women who prefer unisex perfumes.