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The imagined scent of an exquisite waxwork carnation, too perfect to be real.
Notes (such as I can discern): carnation, jasmine, green notes, musk. (Click here for the Mon Idée page at Bourbon French.)
Carnation painting by Mary E. Eaton, c. 1917. Image from Wikimedia Commons.
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4 comments:
Carnation is so underappreciated...I rejoice for there being more carnation scents on the market!
Okay, my damn hard drive is fixed and I can check blogs again. Missed yours, M! Nice little review, and I love that carnation.
I'm lemming again ... :-D
Mary, glad you're back! Sorry about the computer hassle--the curse of modern life.
E, I agree. Carnations get no respect nowadays. Never seems to be a featured note in new perfumes. Why is that?
R, I am sorry to be the source of temptation--but then, where would we be without lust?
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