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I've had the bottle here for a few weeks, but didn't feel like testing it, well, because it contains oud. These days I've become overconfident.
First of all, I have avoided rose oud tests so far, well, because it contains oud. I tested it on the back of my hand and on my wrist. Maybe that doesn't make me so biased.
When I sprayed it on, the oud immediately resonated, in a dosage that didn't immediately make me shake my head. Accompanied by a fresh rose for me, light and fluffy, rather like a fine rose soap, with some aftershave vibes. Vibes, not the scent itself. The oud remains, but loses its intensity as it progresses. When I sniff the sillage, I find it really pleasant. That's just the dilemma for me, I can't get too close, well, because there's oud in it.
Conclusion: If I spray it around my waist, I might even enjoy it because I find the rose so pretty and fresh. It shouldn't get any closer to the nose. It is a finely composed fragrance. I can imagine that it could be a pleasant companion for someone with a higher oud tolerance.
The longevity is average.

Honestly, would you pick the flower if it was in a cowpat?
Yupp, I also won one of the samples and would of course love to win a whole bottle. I've already wiped it off my cheek when I received the sample. Because I can't shake it.
What kind of fragrance can we launch in 2024? Well, it absolutely has to have oud and saffron in it, but we won't use rose. Frankincense is also quite hip, you don't really have to be able to smell it.

Contrary to some other opinions, I get the oud as soon as I spray it on, together with a powerful bouquet of flowers from the eighties, which should probably be shot into this millennium with the oud. If the passion fruit was supposed to add a fruity component, it is completely lost. After a while, the oud recedes into the background and the tuberose takes over the leading role, albeit accompanied by a synthetic orchestra. I am not sensitive to smells, but this fragrance can make "skulls". And these "lashes" really do last a long time and are intense, I have to give it that.
Overall, I don't understand what the silk association is all about. There's nothing delicate, nothing flowing. And if there are supposed to be royal echoes, then I see Princess Qajar.

Ever since I started wearing perfume, I've had days when many women's fragrances get on my nerves olfactorily. Bois Nu is now a fragrance for those days. Incidentally, I got to know it through one of the many traveling letters, a great thing. Because I had already ticked off the Bottega Veneta fragrances as "not my thing".
In the top note, I get a lot of citrus peel with its slight bitterness, which also comes with a clay-canilla glaze.
The heart note is accompanied by a mild soapiness, which I guess makes it appealing to me. The Prada similarity has been mentioned, but unfortunately I'm blind to this fragrance.
I have a patchouli-like woodiness in the base, the sweetness is very restrained for me.
Overall, I find it a great everyday companion that you don't have to think about for long, that somehow always works. And for me, that's the art of creating a fragrance that works as an all-rounder and doesn't make your head spin.

I had already rated it a 7 in my statement, which is not bad. Now I will correct it upwards. This fragrance really grabbed me. So much so that I took advantage of the bad reviews and bought a remaining bottle in the souk.
The moment you spray it on is an "uff, what's this going to be?" Moment. The aldehydes hit you in the sinuses. It's your own fault, you're not always supposed to put your face in it when you open the oven. So I give him the moment.
And this, in my opinion, beautiful detergent smell develops on my skin, reminding me of boiled laundry where the kettle was still heated with fire, the incense provides the contrast to this cleanliness.
I smell long washing lines with white sheets drying in the wind and a little smoke wafting over the laundry from a distance.
When I compare it to old aldehyde bangers, I find it restrained here after the first wave.

It has me.

Mythical Sensuality, I ponder the name all the time. Let's see.

The bottle
A glass bottle in cylinder shape, with a real wood cap. The name label is glued foil. The sprayer is made of metal, powerful, fine spray.
I like the simplicity.

The fragrance
Immediately after spraying, I notice the citrus, for a few minutes, then I already get the florals. For me, tiare and orange blossom dominate, the iris gives a slightly soapy undertone. The whole seasoned with vanilla, which holds back at the beginning.

After about an hour, it is a warm tiare vanilla fragrance, gently bedded on a patchouli sandalwood cushion. And that's where it stays. I take him at me 5-6 hours still clearly was.
To the sillage I can not comment, I move dauermaskiert under dauermaskierten.

Conclusion
When the fragrance reaches its base, I have baby associations. Freshly baked, creamed babies. It gives me a feel-good vibe, but I don't feel it's mystical or sensual. A sensory experience? Yes!