Santal Subtil

This is completely crazy, but on the one hand, this pyramid is meaningless, and on the other hand, it is impossible to identify the company and the real pyramid! They are hidden in an impenetrable incognito! I couldn't find any information about the manufacturer! The only information available about the product is what the dealers publish, which in this case does not reflect reality. Yet this is an extremely remarkable, very beautiful juice! The cold blue appearance of the bottle is completely in harmony with the character of the fragrance. It is a cold blue, woody, resinous scent. There are no citrus notes and no aquatic tones, yet it feels cool with its own way of freshness and can only be associated with the color blue. If you want to know the real ingredients, take a look at Le Labo Santal 33, which is closer to reality, because Santal Subtil is a high-quality clone of it, especially considering its price. I bought it because I wanted to get an idea of Santal 33. (There are no La Labo boutiques in my country.) I would like to clarify a slight misunderstanding arising from the names, even from the original name: In my humble opinion, the focus here is not on sandalwood, but rather on a very powerful and distinctive cedar. But this is not a generic, characterless, pine-like, cheap cedar, but the real beautiful cedar, with that sour, airy, dill uptone that you can only find in the best cedar oils and perfumes. (I have a few bottles of medicinal-grade cedar oil, and I can smell the same dill scent in them.) Many people compare this note to the smell of sour cucumber and pickles, which puts many people off even when they read about it, which is a misconception and nonsense. The original Le Labo legend doesn't have many ingredients, and Santal Subtil isn't a super complex aroma lexicon either. But it doesn't need to be. It's fine just the way it is. There's only resinous cedar here, which is further emphasized by cardamom, and the airy breezes are probably thanks to violet. Papyrus and sandalwood? Maybe they're somewhere in the mix... Don't look for leather and especially oud here. Frankincense and myrrh? Completely irrelevant. There is a slight soapy density, but is it musk or amber? I'd guess musk, but if it's amber, like in the original, then so be it... The stuff is definitely strong, so don't overdo it, quite the contrary! Less is more here too! I love Santal Subtil, and when I want to feel something special on myself, other than the everyday freshies, spicies and orientals, this is what I go for. I recommend it, but it's not a sure blindbuy. Try it first, if you can!

Day 1 with this thiing, well what can i say it's smells good decent enough for whatt you pay for yet it's classified as a summer freshie i can't seem for the life of me to grasp that as in the oud the brown woody profile of this the color of the bottle is mmisleadinng as shit