Goldie

Finally. Finally the impetus to share my thoughts on a perfume with you is more important than the daily Moloch. "Ylang Ylang Nosy Be" by Perris Monte Carlo has done it. This circumstance relieves me tremendously, because as a convinced user and ardent admirer of parfumo.de for many years, I want to actively participate much more often than a full-time job and extended family would allow me to
Now. So now, after a night with YYNB, I'm getting my strength back - still surrounded by a soft, nutty voile. It started the day before, early afternoon. I am in the lucky position to regularly receive a hiking package. So I have Christmas several times a year ;) This time there was an obviously aged sample (still from Wuchsa - I mean, love for the fragrance is not called that anymore, right? "Ylang Ylang Nosy Be" by Perris Monte Carlo
From this brand I know the amber, the musk and a rose scent. So I wore YYNB - roughly anticipating what might happen - on my skin. The first hundredth of a second was clearly a message from the Perris Monte Carlo family: idiosyncratic and rather what strong nerves.
I deliberately do not pay attention to the ingredients in the first fragrance intoxication - free association must be allowed. Here I experience a soft-sweet spice, coated with sesame oil, stored in a barrel made of hazelnut wood (does this even exist in processing? As a princess, I now sent messengers to bring me a mirror table made of the same), in which a transparent, cognac-coloured rose-vanilla liqueur had previously been stored. With YYNB I experience this compulsive merging of nose and the part of the body where the fragrance has been applied. It does not always have to be the wrist ;) At the moment it is my left knee - fragrance gymnastics, so to speak. Strangely enough, I smell neither lemon nor mint; at no time. On the other hand, the above mentioned mix does not change noticeably in the course of many hours. In this case I like it very much. How disappointing when fragrances that are enchanting in the top note dissolve into unpleasant fragments after an hour (or even longer), or can't be smelled at all. Here it's completely different: soon 24 hours after the first spraying I still perceive the whole scent complex delicately.
Tiny witty final remark: Nosy be - that didn't mean anything to me, and until just now I thought it might be a modern expression for the behaviour described above, when a fragrance is so good that you want to smell and experience it again and again, just "be it": Nosy. Thanks to Wiki I now know that it is an island off Madagascar ;)))
Soon. Soon I'll have to own this fragrance