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dobrik772 – :
I would not call this an oriental floral, to me it is clearly a chypre – a crisp, tart and winelike rose-honey-patchouli chypre. I find it similar to Cardin Rose, but muskier, a little drier (more oakmoss), and even more elegant. Makes me think of an early autumn morning, with smells in the cool, fresh air of sweet-sour fruit lying on the wet ground.
I almost loved it. The patchouli was balancing between just right and just too much, although it should be said that I normally don’t like patchouli and am very sensitive about it. But what made me decide not to get it, was the musk, which unfortunately got very, very soapy on me as the scent developed. Soapy musk is not my favourite either.
Too bad, as it is a lovely and very elegant perfume and I would have loved to be able to wear it.
footbolka1994 – :
i smell only honey and vetiver
nuptultTurb – :
It was an Odd perfume, expecially in the 90s where the fruity notes had took the dominium of the market.
Prada was a niche luxury brand that time (1990). Known but definetly not so popular.
This was a sort of Aromatic Elixir, or Ysatis, not so similar, but of that kind.
Bewitched honeyed balsamic spiced dark bitter elixir.
And green tobacco also.
Almost masculine. Bit Animal. Trace of soapiness.
Very unusual and vintage, 20s/30s.
It could be one of the firsts Etro.
I do notice most: Honey/beeswax, rose, green balsamic aromatic notes, oakmoss, dried dates, jasmine, bergamot.
Delicious for sorcerers.
High perfumery.
It was very expensive.
(I still have a mini flacon. testing now)