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The scent opens with fruity top notes that immediately catch your attention with pear, mandarin and cardamom. The middle notes are a perfect blend of sweet and spice with lavender, honey, pink pepper and fruits. The warmth comes from the base notes, consisting of patchouli, vetiver and crystal moss
This anti-fragrance has one ingredient and one ingredient only: Ambroxan, a type of ambroxide that usually takes a supporting role in fragrances, nestled comfortably in the base notes
Joop is an oriental fragrance for men that includes fresh citruses, sweet florals, and spices. It starts off with top notes of mandarin orange, bergamot, lemon, and orange blossoms. The heart of the fragrance is an enticing blend of cinnamon, jasmine, heliotrope, and lily of the valley. Warm, aromatic, and woody base notes balance the sweet middle notes and include sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, and tonka bean.
The eye-opening scent opens clean, crisp and citrusy with top notes of juicy mandarin orange, elegant bergamot and exceptionally fragrant, dry citron. The masculine, slightly sweet heart has notes of cedar, patchouli, vetiver and apple. The scent rests on a warm, creamy, slightly green base of musk and moss, joined by ambroxan, an attention-grabbing, sensuous scent that is long-lasting, woody, fresh and slightly powdery.
Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal by Night is an addictive honey and tuberose fragrance that???s perfect For cold weather wear and hot nights out. The opening notes are luminous with sparkling citrus and honey and given a tartly elegant edge with hints of bitter orange. Intoxicating tuberose blooms at the heart: creamy, lush and carnal, and accompanied by sensuous-sweet jatamansi, tangy wild cherry and ripe pear. Sultry base notes of patchouli, rich vanilla and the smoky, dark chocolate nuances of tonka bean mingle with creamy sandalwood and musk to produce a deliciously opulent finish with superb longevity.
This powerful blend opens with a combination of blood orange, honey, patchouli and gardenia. The result is a composition that boasts creamy, earthy and balsamic influences thatן¿½s also solidly supported by a warm, woodsy base.
It opens with top notes of gardenia, bergamot, orange blossom, nutmeg, and fresh greens. The luxuriant heart is a lush bouquet comprised of honeysuckle, iris, peony, tuberose, and jasmine, with hints of walnut for balance. Rich, deep base notes of vanilla, amber, guiac wood, and Virginia cedar provide a satisfyingly lovely, peaceful finish to this unforgettable fragrance journey.
Its heart then blossoms with lily, orchid and ylang ylang until the aroma transitions and closes with sweet, powdery vanilla and Tonka. Deep and sensual, yet also innocent and fresh, its duality creates a warm, feminine scent that is appropriate for all occasions. Sultry and versatile, it has a strong sillage that conforms to any environment, making a lasting, hypnotic impression.
Estee Lauder’s Pleasures is a flowery, delicate perfume designed for women. This feminine fragrance features red berries and pink pepper in the top accords before giving way to the floral aroma of freesia and violet. The heart of this scent is light and fresh, utilizing notes of rose, peony, lily and lilac to give the middle an aura of femininity. The base is made up of the woodiness of cedar and sandalwood combined with the warm fullness of patchouli and musk. Recommended for daytime wear, this perfume comes in a simple bottle with a round silver-colored cap and the brand’s name written on the front in an elegant cursive script.
The top note of citrus mandarin orange offers an eye-opening start that???s vibrant and appealing. Heart notes of Chinese jasmine, Sambac jasmine, light honeysuckle, tuberose, fresh white lily and fragrant flower petals enhance the aroma with their decadent floral bouquet for a stunning appeal. Finally, base notes of smooth Madagascar vanilla, sensual musk, golden amber, heady patchouli, green patchouli leaf and various woody tones wrap up the scent for a high-quality, opulent perfume you???ll be hard-pressed to wash away from your skin.
Woody notes of amber, oak moss, and sandalwood permeate this fragrance with a refined elegance, while notes of jasmine and rose bring the indolic balance of floral sweetness.
Escentric 03 opens with refreshing notes of ginger root, green peppercorn and Mexican lime. A heart is centered around orris surrounded by Egyptian jasmine and soft tea notes. A base is composed of vetiver as key ingredient, sandalwood, cedar, leather and musk.
Molecule 02 Perfume by Escentric Molecules, As a unisex fragrance, Molecule 02 is the perfect way to stand out. Released in 2008, it contains an artful array of notes. Its composition consists of ambroxan, grey amber, musk, hedione, orris and elderflower extract. It brings out a pleasantly warm aroma you will never want to leave your pulse points. Escentric Molecules is a German fragrance company that really uses chemistry in all of its creations. Fragrances under the brand name tend to take a minimalistic approach. As a result, the perfumes are often far less pretentious than what you normally find in the marketplace.
It moves from top to bottom rather quickly, starting with zesty pink pepper and tart green lime peel, followed by moody balsam, fragrant orris, and smoky incense. The dramatic flow to the woody and fresh Iso Super E base has a minimalist character, and the overall effect is subtle.
The top notes are a fruit cocktail of pineapple, red berries, cassia, black currant, melon and litchi. The middle notes are magnolia, jasmine, basil, lily of the valley, iris, green leaves, almond blossom, rose, caraway and heliotrope. The base notes are a caramel mixed with amber, patchouli, musk, vanilla, vetiver, sandalwood and benzoin.
The cologne opens with notes of basil and two types of cardamom for a uniquely woody start. Notes of nutmeg, leather and wild pear wood warm the heart with spicy masculinity. Sandalwood, amber, labdanum and cedar create a woody based to complement and extend the life of the oriental fragrance.
