Top Notes
Ginger
Tobacco leaf
Plum
Heart Notes
Cinnamon
Cedarwood
Base Notes
Vetiver
Musk
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Notes07/01/2021
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Magic from the bottle
I could actually write a super long review here, so many emotions triggers the fragrance with me. But I will try in the following to keep it short.
When I sprayed the sample of Arabesque the first time, I had no great expectations. Although I like to test oriental fragrances, but usually I feel then either like a spice rack or I find the fragrances simply unwearable.
At the first spray, I was met with a beast of a scent. Loud, very spicy and oriental. These were all my first impressions.
BUT Arabesque keeps transforming in such magical ways and really seems so complex that new thoughts flash through my mind quickly.
So the first thing I smelled was v.a. spicy, lots of cinnamon and also quite a strong tobacco or the tobacco leaf, which I really like and makes the scent insanely interesting. I was looking for a long time for a tobacco fragrance that suits me and am glad to have found at least a great autumn / winter fragrance that has such a portable tobacco.
Lots of cinnamon then, strong tobacco and a very ripe, sweet plum. Yum!!! I inevitably think of a plum dessert dusted with cinnamon, exclusive, expensive, not a cheap ready-made dessert.
At the point Arabesque gives me the same feeling as Lira: high-quality delicious, without becoming pappsüß zu, just exactly right dosage.
As the fragrance continues, it becomes sweeter and the spice is only in the background, accompanying. In addition, the fragrance has a very fine, subliminal smoke note, which rounds off everything so great and also gives a certain edge there.
After hours on the skin I perceive a v.a. sweet smell, very vanilla and noble. I guess it's benzoin?! I don't know too much about benzoin, but I know that I smelled exactly the same wonderfully sweet scent in Rojas Nüwa as I did here. And there's benzoin in there, too, after all. Of course, both scents are very different, just the kind of sweetness reminds me a lot.
Arabesque is actually most similar to Tobacco Vanilla, which I didn't think was bad, but way too tobacco heavy and also a bit too "masculine" for my taste. Arabesque therefore makes a great alternative for those who like it sweeter. And in the meantime I can also imagine wearing it. Definitely in the cold days (although I found it great now in summer too!) and probably best for going out or just at home. The scent gives me the feeling of security, is totally enveloping, warm and comforting. Simply magical! I hope that this masterpiece may move in with me in time for the coming fall!
When I sprayed the sample of Arabesque the first time, I had no great expectations. Although I like to test oriental fragrances, but usually I feel then either like a spice rack or I find the fragrances simply unwearable.
At the first spray, I was met with a beast of a scent. Loud, very spicy and oriental. These were all my first impressions.
BUT Arabesque keeps transforming in such magical ways and really seems so complex that new thoughts flash through my mind quickly.
So the first thing I smelled was v.a. spicy, lots of cinnamon and also quite a strong tobacco or the tobacco leaf, which I really like and makes the scent insanely interesting. I was looking for a long time for a tobacco fragrance that suits me and am glad to have found at least a great autumn / winter fragrance that has such a portable tobacco.
Lots of cinnamon then, strong tobacco and a very ripe, sweet plum. Yum!!! I inevitably think of a plum dessert dusted with cinnamon, exclusive, expensive, not a cheap ready-made dessert.
At the point Arabesque gives me the same feeling as Lira: high-quality delicious, without becoming pappsüß zu, just exactly right dosage.
As the fragrance continues, it becomes sweeter and the spice is only in the background, accompanying. In addition, the fragrance has a very fine, subliminal smoke note, which rounds off everything so great and also gives a certain edge there.
After hours on the skin I perceive a v.a. sweet smell, very vanilla and noble. I guess it's benzoin?! I don't know too much about benzoin, but I know that I smelled exactly the same wonderfully sweet scent in Rojas Nüwa as I did here. And there's benzoin in there, too, after all. Of course, both scents are very different, just the kind of sweetness reminds me a lot.
Arabesque is actually most similar to Tobacco Vanilla, which I didn't think was bad, but way too tobacco heavy and also a bit too "masculine" for my taste. Arabesque therefore makes a great alternative for those who like it sweeter. And in the meantime I can also imagine wearing it. Definitely in the cold days (although I found it great now in summer too!) and probably best for going out or just at home. The scent gives me the feeling of security, is totally enveloping, warm and comforting. Simply magical! I hope that this masterpiece may move in with me in time for the coming fall!
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