Venin Amande Azerdrone

I discovered that seductive fragrance in the discovery kit that I bought on the brand's webaite, and when you soray it on, how uniquely smell will be the first thing that people around notice about you, oh that mouth watering green apple dipped in a distant jammy smell as if you are sipping on your green apple absynth magarita on a bistro near to an historical square in Toscana, where yhe streets was layered by new tar couple of days ago, or where a truck made an abruot break on red light so you could smell the worn oit break rubber smell under the heat of that huge friction, amd all that while yoi were chewing on your bitter almond wall nut croquant beside your double espresso on italian art, as the municipality workers were cutting off the stems of palm trees on the street. It is definitely something unique, unbelievable, almost sprung out off a grunge or grotesque punk fairytale , yes off course this perfume is made for human beings (I hope) but it smells like as if its developped for rather aliens- who knows way too better than us human beings, what an alien's skin smells like! And it's both light and dark in the same Yin and Yang pottery, for sure unisex, and I am wearing it, unshamefully to my entire selfindulgence, from fall througout to spring time on every occasion that I can think of. And as usual for Woudacieux, 4 sprays in the morning lasts straight until late afternoon

I'm a bit baffled by all the talk of fraud, scam and hoax below. I mean, we're talking about perfume here. A scam would mean that they took your money and didn't send you perfume, or that they copied someone else's formula and sold it as their own. There's nothing inherently wrong with not having a store front, or with asking customers to review their fragrances. Very strange. In any case, I've been wearing this now in two seasons and it has given me a lot of joy. Venin Amande opens with a larger-than-life, tart, acidic, complex apple/absinthe accord, which stays for hours. For some reason it strongly reminds me of Rene Magritte's green apple paintings. It has a dynamic, highly textured quality, very natural smelling. After quite some time the darker, more resinous, slightly animalic notes emerge. It's an interesting evolution because the opening acidic presence continues but is framed on top of this asphalt/leather background, so that it appears different. It's not that the top notes give way to the middle and base notes, but more that they are framed differently. Quite a unique approach and one that appeals to the mind as well as the nose. Performance is quite good, longevity of several hours with moderate sillage. Rather elegant actually. The packaging is exquisite - colorful and exuberant. I hope this house does well.

I'm literally hooked on this new perfume called Venine Amande, and I've never encountered anything like it before. It's so unique and intriguing, but in a warm and inviting way. So unlike some of the other more traditional perfumes out there that are already way too boring to me. This one opens up with freshly chopped green apple and sparkling resinous accords of black copal (like a sip of fermented sourish ginger ale) , which I tend to say as of you were enjoying a glass of balsamic green apple cedar and a bitter almond liquor that you drink as a shot next to it, then it turns more green with freshly cut palm stems and with that typical absynth flavor called wormwood, right at the moment that you might start to think, that could be too buzzy, it makes a sharp turn to the progressive side of the perfumery art with very mild tar accord and very subtle and very distant costus undertones (I can describe costus as closest like a light human armmpit smell mixed with leather and rubber) I know it sounds completely weird and crazy, but I'm confident that if you try it, you'll love it too! I think that's the magic of this brand, they put the craziest ingredients together still manage to drag out a stunningly pleasant scent out of it.

Venine Amande (in English aparently Almond Venom) is a new avant garde perfume, strange but addictive, unusual but pleasant, intriguing but mesmerizing at the same time, there is this cool alien sexiness which is very hard to describe by words, the green apple seems to be the only ingredient that my nose could catch, followed by the distinct earthiness, of which the so called green pea pods can be responsible, the bitter almond is hard to distinguish from other elements, so is asphalt, deep inside you get those evocative herbal and balsamic tones, which could come from black copal resin, or the costus absolute yes, I sort of come close to recognize it, since it's very prominent in Tellus by Liquides Imaginaire and the liquerish Wormwood we all know from the Absyhth, kind a makes himself apparent too, but only vaguely, only if you particularly search for it, in sum, it is a very well blended myterious concoction, which gave me the impression that Jean of Arc could be wearing in her last battle prep ritual while wearing her armor. Fascinating, but not everyone's cup of tee, that's clear. Well Done Woudacieux

a very seductive and highly addictive fragrance, easily my favorite among all the 10 fragrances in the sample kit I bought, I looked up "Venine Amande" and I found out that it means "Almond Venome" in French, which makes sense cause the scent is highly unusual but at the same time very addictive, freshness of just peeled green apple, earthiness of green pea pods, sour and pungeant greeness of a just cut palm stalk, classy and furniture like smell of bitter almond, dusty asphalt odor under scorching sun, vinegarish black copal resin and a very unique accord called costus (originally a flower, symbol of Nigeria) I know, if you look at the ingredients, it should smell very complex and hard to understand which way it's aiming, but somehow it smells intriguingly pleasant, I think this is the most avant garde perfume of the brand among all their 10 creations in the discovery kit. I strangely enjoy spending the time while wearing this one, cause it gives me somehow the urge to explore it more and more, like something inside that fragrance awakens a weird curiousty in me and attracts me to itself.