NiceSmell

The Santal Dān Shā from the Armani Privé range has a "dry" opening.

It is quite sedate. Cardamom, bergamot and the violet leaf are present and the cardamom is also perceptible over the entire time.

After about an hour, the incense is added, along with the resin and musk. The latter makes the fragrance a little more powdery. Finally, the soft, warm sandalwood, among other things.

All in all, a linear sandalwood cardamom fragrance that is neat and quite pleasant for an office fragrance. You stand out without being obtrusive.

Right at the beginning I would like to say that the Secret Rendezvous is one of the best Birkholz for me. It is striking and envelops you.

The top note at the beginning with the orange blossom, rose and jasmine stays with me for a long time. A dominant opening that I really like. Soft, delicate and yet strong.
Heliotrope, musk and cedarwood transform it slightly and make it even smoother, yet it does not lose any of the power of jasmine.

Finally, a little patch and vetiver....it all goes well together.

Well-rounded feel-good fragrance that you can feel.

Beautiful creation.

The 17 Rosso is a fragrance that I decided on after a fragrance strip came under my nose. I thought...oh well...interesting. Something different, very floral with a certain tingle...

Then I bought it in a bottle and wore it a few times. Yes, it starts floral and fruity as in the description.
Peach, raspberry leaf and the freshness from the mint come across well. The sweetness from the saffron is also present. And I personally always have a little sherbet vibe with it.

After a while, the Rosso relaxes. It becomes more peppery and the rose joins in. Remains floral. Finally, after another 1-2 hours, the cedarwood and vetiver come in. And the 17 Rosso ends its layer of woody, dignified calm.

A nice fragrance for everyday wear. In retrospect, not too unusual for me, but still something special. I really like the outer packaging and the bottle itself with the beautiful lid and the leather sticker.

Longevity and sillage could be a little stronger.

With its new creation L'Eau Papier, Diptyque has composed a fragrance that reflects its theme and name. So theme well realized.

The fragrance starts and remains linear in my eyes. I have never smelled anything like it and if someone were to tell me the fragrance smells like paper then I can confirm that.

It starts very, yes ultra fine. I put 2 sprays on my neck and hardly smelled anything. But after a few minutes it develops a very light woody note. Super delicate and barely perceptible. So a body scent. And it hardly changes over time.

I was a little disappointed by the sillage. But even after more than 12 hours, I still notice it on my neck from time to time. There is a very subtle "cloud"

All in all, a successful blend. Anyone who likes a different scent will be well served here. But one or two pfffttt more is allowed.

I finally have the Honor & Glory from the Bade'e Al Oud range by Lataffa.
It is a wonderful creamy, sweet fragrance for both faces.

It starts off really lightly fruity and creamy-sweet in the top notes. Not too sweet but noticeably pleasant. Very pleasant even for people who don't like sweet fragrances.

After a while, the cinnamon becomes sweet and the fragrance develops in a slightly spicy direction Turmeric, pepper and benzoin are also slightly perceptible but remain discreetly in the background.

After a few hours, a pleasant sweetness comes through again through the vanilla and it becomes slightly woody through the sandalwood.

A pleasant fragrance for yourself, for the office or for on the go.
Lovely, sensually fine.

Lovely in fall for spring, as it is somewhat "heavy".

My skin tolerates 1-2 sprays more. That's why the lasting power and sillage could be a little stronger.