Voyage en Inde

This was my signature for years. I’ve had NR for her as well and although they have similarities that is nothing compared to the similarities with Memo Lalibela. The fact that there is a perfume so similar makes me happy because that means whenever I run out of my bottles of voyage en Inde I’ll still be able to get hold of a fragrance that resembles it (although for a much higher price). I have a hard time describing this fragrance but it definitively smells more expensive and complex than its price. It’s well blended and smooth and to me it smells both mysterious and sophisticated. Obviously has more notes than the three listed her on fragrantica. I’m almost sure I pick up some coconut and rose, just as in Lalibela.

Wow! - I can see the references to NR but it is much heavier with much better projection and longevity for a fraction of the price. Musky with Amber notes and White flowers, Jasmine for sure but other florals I think. I do not detect any heavy vanilla (if it's there, it's subtle) and it is not sweet on my skin at all. The patchouli remains in the background for me and feels 'clean'. Suitable for day and evening wear. I will be looking to test others in this line.

Oh my! This is a very niche smelling perfume and the presentation for this one is really nice. Has some crisp-cross with Narcisso, but I love that this do not have the dustiness that bothers me in Narcisso. It is very creamy and heavy, stays long on the skin, really beautiful. I would love to try more from this brand.

This fragrance somehow reminds me about the smell of some kind of an insect killer with a blend of flowers and vanilla , but it is surely creative smell that clears the mind when I wear it.

Rituals bring this back to us!