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alexst99 – :
PG27 is an animalic mineral; a unique proposition that ties together very human memories of a rocky beach that’s been beaten by eons of sun and surf. The idea of bodies throbbing and rubbing together on a shore or coastline thats ravaged and sculpted by the elements for ever and a day.
Mainly characterised by a salty fractioned patchouli thats tinged with the vegetal animality of labdanum, PG27 also uses wormwood to refresh the initial mineral aspects created by the cocktail of salicylates and cumin. The fragrance’s floral heart of jasmine, lily-of-the-valley and tiare is coloured by the spicy facets of immortelle and the wooded, earthen notes of patchouli.
tatarmalayka – :
PG is one of my favourite perfume houses because not only is Pierre Guillaume highly skilled, he’s also never boring. At the same time, his creations are interesting without ever feeling like they’re trying too hard. Limanakia opens with the smell of hot stones, slightly ozonic, a real dry summery smell with a hint of floral sunscreen. About ten minutes later, I got a whiff of a curry house, like freshly-made poppadums – ah, there’s the cumin! It grows to become the most prominent note and it juuuust stays on the pleasant side, not going sweaty or overpowering. But it’s close, so if you really hate cumin, you won’t like this. In the drydown it becomes weaker and the floral notes shine through a bit more.
Like Andy Tauer’s Le Maroc Pour Elle, this is a fascinating and skillfully-made fragrance, even if it’s a bit odd and not for every day.