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Lefthander70 – :
Sharp ylang ylang, non-indolic jasmine and a very salty, slightly sweet musky base. I don’t know if I get sandalwood, it’s more like a very salty driftwood. This is marketed as a personal throwback to Linda Rodin’s favorite breezy, fresh scents of the 1970s, and although I have minimal context for what fragrances smelled like in the 70s, the marketing works and I imagine a rich, classy woman wearing this in 1970s Europe near the beach. Overall I quite like it though its not quite my style.