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This perfume is like the morning aftertaste of a cool party somewhere in the Caribbean, perhaps, where there is still a strong mixture of aromas of sweet alcohol, cigars, coconuts and thousands of burnt firecrackers and fireworks in the air. The note of fire/ gunpowder / barbecue / burnt matches in this perfume (a similar note that I also smell in some Imaginary Authors perfumes) is very dominant here, and sometimes it overshadows everything else in the composition for me....
Sooo, yesterday's party was obviously very hot! ;)

A woody composition with a hints of cacao, hay and resins. There is an echo of "body" musk in it as well. This one has quite a pleasant composition but seems to me to be the quietest of the six. It's a nice perfume but there are the better ones in the line.

(White)-floral with herbs, musk and aldehydes. It has a quite peculiar fresh (watery) note (I believe it could be a play of aldehydes), which I think I have met in some vintage floral perfumes by Nina Ricci. In the base, animalistic musk becomes more prominent and remains in the composition until the end.

I call such perfumes "Green Caterpillar" - the scent of thick green leaves and cut grass, softened by the aromas of garden flowers (hyacinths, lily-of-the-valley, violets, roses...). Somewhere in the middle it begins to remind me of Chanel 19 by its distinctive ashy, gray-silver-green roughness. It will be very good for a warm season I think.

It seems to me that all Eris fragrances have an animalistic nuance to one degree or another, but this one is the dirtiest of all of them (in a good, fragrant way). Classic floral blend with “human” musks on a chypre-aldehyde base. The aldehydes are so crispy here that sometimes it smells like washing powder. It’s very attractive and dangerously-animalic composition. And, it remindes me of Tsarine by Senyoko, which I already have, otherwise it would have been a contender for a full bottle.