Gtabasso

I would call this a floriental. It has vanilla/tonka in it with some musk/civet, ylang, maybe tuberose and something that darkens and deepens it. It is not spicy nor patchouli. Maybe carnation. Very unique and different from other vintages in the same genre. Very close to the skin. A little powdery. Short lived and not a lot of projection. I like it but don't love it. Leans toward natural perfumers.

This is a vintage floral aldehyde with an obvious vintage peach note. It's; soapy and pretty. No florals are distinct but blend in a smooth way, maybe some ylang and a touch of oakmoss. If anyone has further information on the note pyramid, please let me know. There isn't much out there on this fragrance. I took a chance and blind bought it.

This goes on a sweet white floral that seems to be gardenia focused and dries down a bit soapy. Lasts for 3-4 hours. Glad I bought it for a great price as it was unmarked and a good friend figured out what it was for me. I am not sure what other florals are in there. It is not soliflora but like a spring bouquet. Maybe some hyacinth, too.

This vintage fragrance is very much like Houbigant's Chantilly -- a spicy floriental that is very powdery. This one lasts a good three hours or more strongly and 12 hours faintly and leans more toward the powdery side. It's a gentle spice. So lovely. Glad I did a blind buy.

This is a very sweet honeyed fragrance like honey liquor with with jasmine, sugar and sandalwood with a complete nag champa incense sweet floral vibe as it dries down. The sweetness tones down a bit as it dries. Very pretty if you like honeyed gourmand fragrances with an incense direction.