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Huiii what Elmar has conjured up here again! A real creamy dream.
It starts for me with a fine almondy vanilla note, which also gives me an association with tonka bean, which is not listed here. Bit by bit, the flowers spread. Jasmine and violet give the fragrance a fine clean touch while ylang ylang gives me a fine summery touch. Still super creamy and not too dense.
Sandalwood envelops the flowers and brings this fine woodiness and also this creaminess that the fragrance has throughout.
Ambrox ensures that the fragrance does not become too dense and gives it a certain lightness.
Patchouli and vetiver give it depth. Vetiver adds a woody and slightly dry component. Patchouli is delicately earthy, but not at all overpowering. I am very sensitive to patchouli, but it is not at all irritating here
For me, the fragrance smells like a strong elf. Fairy-like but still strong as the fragrance is.
Longevity is outstanding and despite the extrait, the sillage really surprised me here, I could smell the fragrance all day long from time to time.

For me, Kama is an absolute crowdpleaser, it is round and absolutely harmonious. Unlike perhaps some other fragrances from pernoire such as "Mansa | pernoire", Kama is absolutely easy to understand
A beautiful combination of blackberry and leather with a fine clean touch that reminded me a little of "Almaz | Kajal", only with this fine clean note, which probably comes from the violet. The iris only emerges after a while and adds a subtle powdery touch.
The leather is not at all penetrating or disturbing here, really fine suede as we know it from "Venom Incarnat | Stéphane Humbert Lucas".
The cotton candy note adds a subtle sweetness without becoming too sweet.
Of course, it is a dna that you know from "London | Widian / AJ Arabia" but I still find the fragrance unique enough for that, thanks to this fine mossy base and also this fine clean touch.
Longevity is top and has lasted me definitely 12 h + and the sillage is there but somewhat restrained

A fragrance that unexpectedly had to move straight into my home. I am not known as a great lover of roses, but what this perfumer has created here is absolute art.
Forget "Delina (Eau de Parfum) | Parfums de Marly" and immerse yourself in the world of flamenco.
At the start we have this fruity raspberry which is underlaid with floral notes. Violet gives this delicate floral note, which is somewhat sweetish here. The orris root supports this component. And the rose quickly emerges. One of the most beautiful roses I have ever smelled in all its glory. I don't get any granny vibes. It is so mystical and enchants me. For me, it reflects the passion of dance.
The rose is perfectly emphasized by the jasmine note. It is graceful here and radiates this joie de vivre.
I get a certain lacquer-like undertone (almost like lacquer & leather, only without the leather) in a way that keeps me going. Is it saffron that gives me this vibe? There is no saffron listed here, but this undertone makes me think of exactly this note.
And the fragrance has such a complexity that the fragrance experience is far from over.
The woody notes are added bit by bit and it gets warmer through the amber note.
Despite this, the minimal fruitiness of the raspberry and the floral notes remain.
Musk embeds the whole thing without becoming creamy.
The woods make it warm and seductive.
I want to do justice to this fragrance with the description and highlight its beauty.

A dance full of passion and emotion. Flamenco is a very expressive dance, just like this fragrance.
As I said, it is pure art to transform a dance so perfectly into a fragrance.
Longevity is above average! I applied the fragrance at 9 o'clock in the morning and still noticed it the next day at the same time.
I kept getting a cloud of the fragrance throughout the day. So when you think it's going away, it comes around the corner unexpectedly.

Simply a perfect seductive fragrance that goes in a feminine direction.
Perfect for dates and grand entrances.
You will attract all eyes (and all noses) with it

An absolutely convincing composition. I was put off by the nutmeg note and never gave the fragrance a chance before. Now I've received a sample and the fragrance couldn't be more beautiful! A true desert dream in super fine and perfectly balanced.
The vanilla is immediately noticeable at the start, which comes across as absolutely dry and unsweet. It is accompanied by fine cinnamon, really powdery and fine, like sand. Mandarin only adds a minimal hint of sweetness and is very subliminal.
Heliotrope adds another slightly almondy, vanilla note and makes the whole scent even softer. Osmanthus gives a slight fruitiness.
The leather note is similar to that of "Venom Incarnat | Stéphane Humbert Lucas" (naturally without the strawberries, just the leather note itself). Here it is very soft and fine, more like suede. I get absolutely nothing animalic. It is naturally dry, woody and minimally resinous. Everything is just perfectly balanced. And definitely for me some parallels to "Musc Ravageur | Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle" ;) so if you are looking for an alternative here, Isra & Miraj is a good choice.
Performance is just perfect for me. It doesn't overwhelm anyone, but it's very perceptible. Durability also absolutely top!
I am a huge fan.

A fragrance you definitely have to test on your skin!
It has something molecule-like in the drydown and just when you think it's going to disappear, it comes around the corner again.
At the start, we have a great blend of fruity, citrusy and tangy, which is muted by ginger and adds some spiciness and keeps the sweetness in check, which comes from the pear.
The synthetic fragrances provide a woody base that comes across as very molecular. It remains fresh and fruity throughout, supported only by light musk and these woody undertones.
I immediately get feelings of happiness when I spray it on and the fragrance is also so good in the gym. It's unobtrusive but still there and has earned me a few compliments (not that that's a criterion for why you buy a fragrance)