Dancing Leaves

Dancing Leaves The Woods Collection A chocolate patchouli, complimented with geranium, rose and sandalwood. An evocative autumn scent. I was curious to try this perfume and with difficulty I managed to add it to the collection after a long period of searching. Tick several boxes.. . The price is very good, the presentation is excellent which sometimes matters but the most important thing is that it delivers. Deliver what you expect or what the label actually promises. An autumn composition, unisex but with a slightly more masculine touch. Although the few notes that make up the perfume do not differ from those of today's general olfactory ecosystem, they are very close to one of Tom Ford's famous creations ... Noir de noir. Not having its depth, Dancing Leaves is an independent perfume, amber, slightly smoked and sweetened by geranium and rose, with an impeccable quality, if we balance the prices of the two perfumes. Persistence is above average and you keep a lot of clothes on. It is clearly suitable for autumn and winter. A perfume that makes you feel comfortable when it's cold, like covering you with a scarf you don't want to take your nose out of. Dancing leaves undoubtedly evoke autumn, an autumn of dry leaves, rusty park and bright colors of the sun's rays.

This one reminds me vintage scents, like 'Miss Balmain', but it's 'vintage' in a good way. Also reminds really much of Anna Zworykina's natural perfumery, and it's not a screaming and pretentious smell, but still a very nice one, pretty comfortable to wear.

Despite sharing almost non of the ingredients in the notes pyramid, this is an exact clone of Aramis' Calligraphy Saffron. A Beautiful and long-lasting composition that compels you to continuously smell yourself like a self-obsessed maniac!

It has nothing to do with tobacco vanille. It has to do with noir de noir. Patchouli and rose dominate here. Nice dry down.

Such a happy perfume. It's beautiful and although Vanilla isn't listed in the notes it's definitely there. I smell it and it just makes me smile. I would say it's a fall/early winter scent.