Description
Nicolas Danila aka Aladin presents seven perfumes from his collection Aladin’s Gardens which were created of top quality ingredients, 100% allergens free. “Magic exists, let’s dream a dream…” says Nicolas Danila introducing us with his stories of seven gardens of his collection.
Fragrance triggers emotions, harmony, happiness and sincere pleasure, so Aladin (Nicolas Danila) with help of the famous Genie in a bottle did his best to create and present secrets and magic of seven fragrant compositions.
The fragrances were made of rare and purest natural ingredients, while combining tradition and innovation, as harmony of science and creativity. Nature is the main muse of the most beautiful creations, while modern perfumery allows embodiment of natural notes into olfactive odes. The seven compositions were presented in seven colorful flacons which stood for seven different civilizations. Aladin’s Garden limited collection is available in 7000 samples.
The flacons are available as 100 ml. They were created by Pierre Dinand who told the story of ingredients of the compositions on glass. Real sculptures on glass body of the flacons go perfectly well with outer cartons inspired by painting “Le Reve” by Douanier Rousseau. Each of the flacons is coloured in different nuance, adapted to composition and particular civilization.
AMERINDIAN GARDENS reveals hidden secrets of these gardens, where an embrace of flowers, fruit and woody aromas gives a unique olfactive touch.
The fragrance opens with accords of grapefruit along with luminous, clear, green notes of ivy decorated with violets.
A heart of the fragrance presents fruity essences of rhubarb combined with floral notes of rose and jasmine on a woody base of warm and dry cedar from Virginia. The fragrance arrives in a bright yellow flacon and is available as 100ml EDP.
Amerindian Gardens was launched in 2009. The nose behind this fragrance is Laure-Leta Jacquet.
ImmomoStickm82965 – :
This is the first scent I tested from this extraordinary line. Why extraordinary? Because all scents are really removed from everything I experienced in perfumery.
Amerindian Gardens, like all the other scents from the line, is a scent of a place. For me, it does not smell of perfume as such, but of a location, of a concept.
Smelling it from a bottle does not do this one justice, as (and for me this is the case with most citrus scents), it smells quite sharp. You need to experience it on your skin where it shows how beautiful it is.
The citrus is a leading note here alongside flowery background and rhubarb. It’s a bright, fresh scent, very cheerful and uplifting, a scent of happy memories. There is just a touch of sweetness here (jasmine?) preventing the sourness. It envelopes me with a beautiful mist, so comforting and soft.
It keeps closer to the skin with three sprays on my neck and my wrist, but yesterday it survived a shower, and my wrist still smelled amazing when I was going to bed. Not that projection is bad, it’s more than decent and is quite noticeable around.
And the bottle is beautiful. I wish I could have all the scents on my shelf, they look absolutely stunning.