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My personal hay favorite
For quite a while I was looking for a fragrance that brought a dry and classic hay note. A question in the forum in the experienced Parfumo world has brought quite exciting fragrances to light. After testing some promising candidates, however, the disappointment, nothing there what my nose was looking for. Hay was quite recognizable in some fragrances, but often overlaid by other components.
A valuable tip for me, however, was the advice to look for fragrances that avoided strawflower or coumarin as a fragrance component in the pyramid.
Equipped with this advice, I have thus made myself again on the search and lo and behold, much sooner than I thought I found exactly the fragrance I was looking for. Well, at least almost!
Thanks to a tip I have from Dusita already the fragrance Erawan kennelernen may. Since I felt this very special I thought to myself, I just look at what this brand still has to offer so.
It did not take long until "Issara" has fallen into my eye.
I was initially a bit ambivalent, because in the existing comments and statements I have read very little, which should go in the direction, which I was aiming for.
Nevertheless, the dominantly stated coumarin note then moved me to order a sample.
Sample arrived. Sprayed:
Minute 1 : "Ne ne, the is nothing!"
Minute 2 : "Oha, he's not going to..."
Minute 5 : YES! That's exactly the scent I wanted. Hay, dry hay. Like in an old barn in the attic where cut grass is stored.
Minute 10: Oh yeah, it lasts!
Minute 30: "What's that now?"
I had to think for a moment, a scent component familiar to me and also positive to me creeps in. It's woodruff. I associate with this crept-in DNA quite clearly woodruff, in combination with my favorite hay note a dream.
That was not planned so, but "Issara" probably knew about my preference for woodruff :)
The fragrance is anything but boring, again and again join olfactory notes, which integrate almost perfectly and do not let the fragrance seem one-dimensional or linear.
Vetiver can often take over the dominant component, here I find him very cuddly and gentle.
The fragrance generally seems more friendly, harmonious and very balanced as you look at the progression. It is not a classic green spice bomb, I feel "Issara" also not as herbaceous or the like. In the course, a discreet, very pleasant and mild sweetness develops in addition.
In sum, this fragrance fascinates me, because it brings me in the end even more than I was aiming for. While "my" hay note, as I imagine it, is not as prominent over the entire course as it is in the first 30 minutes, it is there, and exactly as I wanted it to be! The great woodruff note unintentionally refines my wishful thinking, so I can say: I am very happy to have discovered "Issara".
The durability of the fragrance is pretty good, lasting 8 hours without a problem. His transformation is thereby but clearly perceptible, vorallem in the last 3 hours.