Like sitting by a campfire in the Piney Woods, eating vanilla toffee while you watch the winter sunset.
Notes per Aedes de Venustas: amber, benzoin, oregano, bay leaf, coriander, myrtle, angelica root, sandalwood and patchouli.
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
One Sentence Perfume Review: Ambre Sultan, Serge Lutens
Like sitting by a campfire in the Piney Woods, eating vanilla toffee while you watch the winter sunset.
Notes per Aedes de Venustas: amber, benzoin, oregano, bay leaf, coriander, myrtle, angelica root, sandalwood and patchouli.
Photo from Wikipedia
Now this MUST mean you love this scent. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteYup, love it must be.
ReplyDeleteI feel very much alone...AS doesn't love me, AS doesn't love me, bouh houh....*sniff*
Helg
To quote the inimitable Brain :
ReplyDelete" You got a PROBLEM with that, Pinky ?"
No, no problem, Chaya. Leo's right, I love the stuff. It's probably the best amber this non-amber lover has ever come across. Really, very nice.
ReplyDeletePoor Helg--I feel your pain. A la Nuit doesn't love me, nor does Sa Majeste la Rose, and I am a floral person, dammit. Life is unfair.
BTW, anybody who's seen the Joe Strummer movie will understand why I have campfires on the brain.
Now that's poetry.
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