Hermesh

Sugared rose with a sour-ish note, frosting the vanilla warmth. Sometimes too much of it can cause frostbite.

Citrus-bitter freshness gradually fades into the cedar-like woodiness. Well done, sillage and longevity are somewhat disappointing.

Raspberry and lychee finely frame oud. Unfortunately, they become quitet later. Instead, saffron turns quite strong. Top longevity+sillage!

At first, playful-sweet and leathery notes harmonise well, then the playfulness goes completely. Leather remains with withered, tart flowers

Deep and harmonious. Nothing jumps out: neither oud, nor leather, nor sweetness, nor florality. Everything results in elegant versatility.

Ambroxan is well integrated, its synthetic spiciness softened. Rather disturbing are artificial, ambered woods in the first hours.

The initial interesting spiciness is gone in a flash. After that, the fragrance lingers with a faint synthetic ambrox-like freshness.

Fruity sweetness, versatile spice and animalism are in balance and keep each other in check. Everything is full-bodied, but not overloaded.

At the beginning, the combo of ambrox and bergamot is too scratchy with its freshness, later the scent becomes warmer and thus more pleasant

Pleasant hint of powdery iris and delicate neroli. However, quiet, indecisive and very short-lived.