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kloss61 – :
According to parfumo.net, the notes for Plaisir de Raphael are:
– aldehydes, bergamot, cardamom, coriander, clary sage, neroli, lemon
– lilac, jasmine, rose, tuberose, ylang-ylang
– benzoin, sandalwood, tonka bean, cedarwood, civet
Meaid242InsuffBooni – :
I just used up what was left of the tiniest little sample bottle I’ve ever seen. At this point the “green” has pretty much gone but the florals were still good and there’s an amber base that’s quite pleasant. Not worth selling your first-born for but if you stumble across a bottle at a garage sale it’s worth picking up.