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Notes11/17/2020
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Greetings from the Pâtisserie
Nishane, what a stunningly beautiful fragrance you're presenting us with. Currently probably the biggest seller of the house next to Hacivat and recently no longer an insider tip, as often as I see you appear in any supposed top lists, perfume included. Actually not a very good sign, because in the rarest of cases the hype can keep up with the actual quality of the content, and therefore it might sound less surprising now if I say that I didn't want to join in the mean chorus of praise(s) at first.
Once purchased as a fragrance in the souk, you convinced me less of your citric-vanilla style, too much your patchouli shot me in the nose, and let me foggy distance from the thoughts of wanting to acquire you. My nose was not (any longer) trained to understand the interplay of different scent chords, I had been out of the world of (niche) perfumes for too long. It was therefore rather love at second sight, when I was allowed to test you extensively months later, after a second attempt.
Ani begins citric-fresh, with grassy chords in the top note, but which quickly fade into the background when the base notes try to unfold with vehemence, which is the case with me after only a few minutes. What a pity - I would have liked it better if the opening had lasted a bit longer. It's this combination of vanilla and green notes that makes Ani so interesting for me.
Even though I could guess the listed ingredients of ginger and pink pepper more than I could really notice, the vanilla and patchouli are too omnipresent in the base note, the interaction of the ingredients convinces me completely, especially the drydown really knows how to please. As soon as Ani has settled on the skin, it unfolds this wonderful creaminess, which reminds me of the much-cited lemon cake with a wooden crust. Very tasty and pleasant to wear, even for a man, as the vanilla stands out far more for its spiciness than for a general sweetness, although opinions may differ here. The silage? Extremely potent, voluminous and consequently totally captivating! Wrongly dosed Ani will kill you, especially in badly ventilated interiors! But nobody has complained yet. Durability? Remarkable, I only recently noticed it on me for 10+ hours
For me Ani is one of the most beautiful vanilla scents of the last years, which left me with astonishment and reawakened my interest in it. Cécile Zarokian succeeds here in the masterly feat of presenting a vanilla which, between sweetness and spiciness, and not least thanks to the woody notes, seeks to sound out a portable middle ground between the sexes. For those who prefer a more ambry and less spicy taste, choose >Aura Sublime< by Bijon, Cécile Zarokian's signature is unmistakable here too. For those of you who don't know what to do with the citric top note, but rather enjoy resinous compositions, Bois d'Arménie by Guerlain should offer a safe haven.
Funny side note: Only recently in the subway I thought I noticed him on a young lady. Too bad I wore it myself that day. Thus a competition of silage developed, which did not go unnoticed despite the obligation to wear a mask and was finally appreciated by both of us with a broad smile, distinctive dimples never lie. This is how unisex works!
Once purchased as a fragrance in the souk, you convinced me less of your citric-vanilla style, too much your patchouli shot me in the nose, and let me foggy distance from the thoughts of wanting to acquire you. My nose was not (any longer) trained to understand the interplay of different scent chords, I had been out of the world of (niche) perfumes for too long. It was therefore rather love at second sight, when I was allowed to test you extensively months later, after a second attempt.
Ani begins citric-fresh, with grassy chords in the top note, but which quickly fade into the background when the base notes try to unfold with vehemence, which is the case with me after only a few minutes. What a pity - I would have liked it better if the opening had lasted a bit longer. It's this combination of vanilla and green notes that makes Ani so interesting for me.
Even though I could guess the listed ingredients of ginger and pink pepper more than I could really notice, the vanilla and patchouli are too omnipresent in the base note, the interaction of the ingredients convinces me completely, especially the drydown really knows how to please. As soon as Ani has settled on the skin, it unfolds this wonderful creaminess, which reminds me of the much-cited lemon cake with a wooden crust. Very tasty and pleasant to wear, even for a man, as the vanilla stands out far more for its spiciness than for a general sweetness, although opinions may differ here. The silage? Extremely potent, voluminous and consequently totally captivating! Wrongly dosed Ani will kill you, especially in badly ventilated interiors! But nobody has complained yet. Durability? Remarkable, I only recently noticed it on me for 10+ hours
For me Ani is one of the most beautiful vanilla scents of the last years, which left me with astonishment and reawakened my interest in it. Cécile Zarokian succeeds here in the masterly feat of presenting a vanilla which, between sweetness and spiciness, and not least thanks to the woody notes, seeks to sound out a portable middle ground between the sexes. For those who prefer a more ambry and less spicy taste, choose >Aura Sublime< by Bijon, Cécile Zarokian's signature is unmistakable here too. For those of you who don't know what to do with the citric top note, but rather enjoy resinous compositions, Bois d'Arménie by Guerlain should offer a safe haven.
Funny side note: Only recently in the subway I thought I noticed him on a young lady. Too bad I wore it myself that day. Thus a competition of silage developed, which did not go unnoticed despite the obligation to wear a mask and was finally appreciated by both of us with a broad smile, distinctive dimples never lie. This is how unisex works!
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