Sandalo del Kashmir & Vetiver

I do think this scent could be easily sold as a unisex perfume. It is very sweet because of the cashmere and sandalwood, which are to my nose predominant in this composition. There is a hint of vetiver as well, it is nutty and slighly earthy. However the scent itsself doesn't smell bitter as the vetiver essential oil does, it is actually a very very sweet scent. This perfume smells clichèe oriental, sweet as I already said, quite green (the green tea is strong in it) and woody, nutty/earthy and yes, synthetic. But this is an acceptable condition for its price (3,90 Euros for 100ml in Italy) and I think it isn't an unpleasant "synthetic" note. In my opinion this composition is absolutely beautiful. I love to wear this scent, I feel attractive and confident wearing this and I am sure that the people who surround me find it unoffensive because of its sweet/woody composition, even if it is quite potent (sillage is between moderate and heavy) and long-lasting (10h on me).

Another little treasure from Tesori! Woody with a touch of vetiver. A perfume similar enough to L'Occitane Eau Des Baux. Same performances on me (above moderate), but this is 10x cheaper, at least in my country. Good value for money. Good longevity, acceptable sillage (good in the first hour).

The official notes from the Tessori website are these: Top Notes: Ginger, Bergamot Middle Notes: Green tea, Benzoin Base Notes: Woody notes, Patchouly, Vetiver

very similar to Rehab and Spicebomb! Smooth, slightly sweet and spiced sandalwood scent. Very creamy

To me, it's a beautiful oriental female perfume without the extremly sticky sweetness oriental female perfumes often have. When I first smelled it, I was instantly remembered of my holidays in India, visiting temples with lots of flowers, incense and the odour of wood fire. If you ever have been to a Hindu temple, you will know how that perfume smells. So, because I like oriental perfumes and I can go on a little holiday when smelling it, I can definitely recommend it.