ShadowEtienne Report post Posted January 5, 2023 (edited) In ancient India it was believed that a specific combination of flower petals, when strewn across a couple’s bed, would amplify desire and sexual pleasure. This blend is a blend of the same floral essences, refined into a gloriously sinful perfume blend. Frangipani, with rose, tuberose, and jasmine. In the bottle: somehow strangely fruity for something that isn't supposed to have any fruit in it? I'm a little concerned it will be too sweet as tuberose sometimes is for me. Not getting the jasmine so far in the bottle, hopefully it shows up on my skin Wet on the skin: Well, it immediately developed a spicier (?) floral note that I couldn't smell in the bottle. Immediately less sweet though, which I appreciate. Still currently confusing, still not smelling the jasmine. Hopefully that decides to show up. On drydown: Sadly, I still can't really smell jasmine in it, and the tuberose has gone very sweet on me. I don't think that this one is for me. Edited January 5, 2023 by ShadowEtienne Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MolyH Report post Posted January 28, 2023 Very prominent frangipani for me, backed by jasmine. The rose and tuberose elements are practically non-existent to my nose. It's a very pleasant floral, I've got nothing against it, but I'm really not a floral kind of person. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
crystaltongue Report post Posted February 28, 2023 A very sweet and light floral. Wet out of the bottle, I would never have known rose was even there. It is mostly frangipani and jasmine. As it dries down, I get a slight hint of rose, but even on me (who amps rose like no ones business) it's still very subtle in comparison. There is nothing unpleasant about delight, but there is also nothing about it that particularly stands out compared to other florals. Possibly something I will keep an imp of, but not full bottle worthy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
