04/17/2024
DrB1414
146 Reviews
DrB1414
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They Don't make them like this anymore (speaking of Gyrinops Wallas)
Ceylon Royale from Imperial Oud. Best Silani I tried alongside Ensar's Suriranka Senkoh. I used to prefer the first over the latter, but that changed with time. Still, both are amazing, and I compare any Silani that comes my way to them.
This oil has all the beautiful nuances I love so much in Suriranka Senkoh, yet they strike differently during various stages of its evolution. Overall, it feels more translucent, not as aquamarine as it is ozonic, not as floral as it is fruity, and not as creamy and incense heavy, yet both traits are present. The opening is green but lighter in color, mingled with a white ozonic hue, without stretching as much toward the ocean. The mid-phase has some floral tonalities, yet I get more exotic fruits, with an almost zesty quality and a green bitterness. The base has the nice Gyrinops creamy-vanillic signature and some faint incense. An overall exotic, pristine, and multi-faceted Walla oil that is hard to come across nowadays, maybe impossible. A treasure for this specific profile, no doubt. A vertical multi-layered progression with green, white, gray, blue, and yellow colors.
IG:@memory.of.scents
This oil has all the beautiful nuances I love so much in Suriranka Senkoh, yet they strike differently during various stages of its evolution. Overall, it feels more translucent, not as aquamarine as it is ozonic, not as floral as it is fruity, and not as creamy and incense heavy, yet both traits are present. The opening is green but lighter in color, mingled with a white ozonic hue, without stretching as much toward the ocean. The mid-phase has some floral tonalities, yet I get more exotic fruits, with an almost zesty quality and a green bitterness. The base has the nice Gyrinops creamy-vanillic signature and some faint incense. An overall exotic, pristine, and multi-faceted Walla oil that is hard to come across nowadays, maybe impossible. A treasure for this specific profile, no doubt. A vertical multi-layered progression with green, white, gray, blue, and yellow colors.
IG:@memory.of.scents
