Tamyd

... or at least you smell like one.

Here, fresh, crisp pear is roasted, vanilla is thrown in and the whole thing is transformed into a very wearable, very sexy composition. The musk and amber transform it from a dessert to a grown-up perfume.
The flowers need a little time before they show themselves and then take the fragrance out of the gourmand corner a little.
Longevity, sillage and projection are strong, so the beauty does not hold back. But always, really always, when I wear this fragrance I hear that I smell delicious!

This fragrance feels like a hug.

The first impression: a room with a fireplace, dark wooden floors, a crumpled leather sofa, a smoky whiskey on the table. It's cozy, even a little sexy, but also a little rough. If you move closer to the whiskey glass, the vanilla comes and nestles in. Despite the clear cinnamon note, the fragrance is not Christmassy or even candy-sticky.
It is very soft and yet has depth. And much to my delight, the oud neither hides nor is it too prominent.
The only thing I would have liked is a slightly better longevity, so that the dream of the fireplace room lasts a little longer.

A very successful, multi-layered composition with the potential to become a favorite fragrance.

"What do you think of it?" I asked my best friend shortly after spraying it on. And she sniffed and sniffed and smelled... nothing. Whereas I could smell it so clearly, she couldn't smell the non-perfume.
There it is on my forearm, the woody, slightly synthetic note. Nothing exciting, nothing loud. But still a little different to my skin itself. I kept catching a whiff of the woody scent throughout the day. It's definitely a fragrance, but one that I only wear for myself. Because others simply don't notice it on me. That's the way it is sometimes, with molecules.
Would I buy it in full size? Probably not. Is it interesting? Absolutely. But overall I just like it a bit louder.