Satisfaction

Charismatic, so much so that you instinctively lean in closer, drawn to the subtle whisper of scent trailing along their neck. And when you do, it hits you: slow like jazz, young like deep house. It opens with an honorary sweetness, a cinnamon-whiskey warmth that feels both inviting and slightly provocative. You could swear there’s a hint of a masculine perfume hiding in there, but it’s not yours. It’s like an echo, a soft replication of someone unforgettable. She is a blend of every scent that matters, effortlessly captivating. You might suspect she enjoys the occasional elegant cigarette, but the mystery is part of the charm—you’ll never really know. Then it gets warm, glowing like a fireplace settling into its own embers. And if you keep smelling, truly paying attention, there’s this gorgeous nuance of delicately burnt wood-natural, subtle, and impossibly alluring. A masterpiece. It’s the scent of someone you meet at a beautiful party and instantly hope the night won’t end without them. Cool, warmly mysterious, quietly sexy- everything about it feels like a person that is worth it all.

An ok fragrance. Nothing special. A touch feminine, not what I was expecting from a fragrance with tobacco and spices. I don’t know what loviti_zen has been smoking but I don’t find this ‘charismatic’ or ‘captivating’, and it’s definitely not a masterpiece, unless you would call the drawing your seven year old brought home from school a masterpiece. The worst thing about the fragrance is the bottle. There’s no cap, so every time I reach for this I pull the top of the sprayer off, forgetting it has no cap (you’re supposed to twist it to unlock). As I often don’t have the time or the inclination to fix it back in place, I’ve started avoiding the bottle completely. If anyone I know says ‘I like that’ I’m giving them the bottle right away.

I was lucky enough to go to the launch of these perfumes and it was everything you'd expect of a Rolling Stones perfume event: sexy, bohemian, risqué and very good fun. One of the best perfume events I have ever been to. This wasn't my favourite of the night - that was Sticky Fingers - but this one has really grown on me. So much so that it is now one of my favourite autumn/winter scents. It's a really warm, cosy scent. If you like a spicy Tonka and love a perfume that lasts all day on your skin and then for days on your clothes, then this is a good buy. Great projection too. And all with just a couple of spritz. It has been put away until later in the year and I do miss it. Particularly as loved wearing it with my cosy jammies and dressing gown. It always made me feel enveloped in warmth but with a hint of sexy minx. Mick may have sung about "Getting no satisfaction" but this is very easy to love.