Cindy Marquess
Another one worth waiting for :)
When I first got this....it was cloying, screechy and bitter, and I thought, ugh....I got influenced and wasted my money.....But I did my due diligence, sprayed it out, and let it sit. Its now 4 months later, and cold outside, so I pulled it back out and gave it another try. Wow, WHAT a difference some time and patience makes! It is now a silky smooth, plum liquor, sweet, and seductive masterpiece, and I am LOVING it! I know that its a bummer to have to wait on some of the middle eastern fragrances for them to fully develop, but for the price point, its worth it, and they turn into a fragrance that smells niche or high end 9 out of 10 times for me. It has lightened up and all of the rough edges are gone, but the longevity is still very much there (7-8 hours with moderate projection for the first few hours. On clothes, you'll smell it the next day for sure- Im an oversprayer!) I can really get the plum note now. Unisex, IMO, and best suited for cooler weather, without the "masculine cologne" vibe in the opening that I sometimes get with other unisex fragrances. Its chefs kiss from first spray through the dry down. If you dont overspray, it could pass in an office setting, but it would 100% be a perfect date night/going out fragrance. If you have this and didn't like it at first, please retry it after letting it sit- it is SO worth the wait!Top Notes:Saffron: Adds a rich, warm, and slightly sweet aroma.Bergamot: Provides a fresh and citrusy opening that brightens the fragrance.Middle Notes:Plum Liquor: Introduces a boozy, fruity sweetness that deepens the scent.Cinnamon: Adds a warm, spicy element that enhances the overall richness.Base Notes:Amber: Contributes a warm, resinous depth that lingers on the skin.Tonka Bean: Offers a sweet, creamy note that balances the spiciness.Benzoin: Adds a sweet, balsamic quality that rounds out the fragrance.Ver másVer menos
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