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Polyanthes
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Beautiful, rich, deep and a little carnal. ...
Musc d'hibiscus Sharini parfums naturels
“Perfume is an emotional thing, not a territorial invasion” - Nicholas Jennings founder and creator extraordinaire of Sharini Parfums Naturels.
My sentiments exactly.
Beautiful, rich, deep and a little carnal. Perfectly blended. This is intimate and full of character. Classic and elegant (slight reminiscences of Mitsuko and Joy) yet very natural, as though an upper class parisian woman of the vintage kind has escaped from the city to the south and traded her furs and Chanel for a small country home with a large, mature and slightly overgrown and out of hand garden. She now enjoys gathering warm scented flowers and rolling amongst the petals and vegetation in pungent skin scented silks and cotton voile surprising herself with an uncommon desire for a rustic lover.
Yes, all the notes are here and you can detect them as they appear, arrange and entwine themselves perfectly in a gentle and intimate embrace with one another.
There is something exciting here too, a powdery, spicy and effervescent ambery musk hovering over a very smooth, sumptuous and exhilarating heart of Ylang and Jasmine.
Mmmm… This is real. I love this on my skin, I have an primal, emotional and somewhat carnal experience with it. It is rich, warm, musky, friendly, natural and intimate whilst remaining elegant and luxurious.
In the far dry down a soft skin scent remains where the hibiscus musk, sandalwood, cedar and benzoin enjoy a wonderfully soft and rounded rapport with one another and traces left on clothes and hair are beyond exquisite.
A wearable work of art.
Good personal space silage for a couple of hours and this one lasts up to six hours on my skin, longer on clothing (silk underwear please) and hair.
‘True luxury is something that is uncommon and unique that is rooted in artistry; something that sets a standard and often has a pervasive history of tradition or a break away from tradition.’
Note: Nicholas Jennings uses a natural botanical musk which he distils himself from hibiscus seeds in his workshop.
“Perfume is an emotional thing, not a territorial invasion” - Nicholas Jennings founder and creator extraordinaire of Sharini Parfums Naturels.
My sentiments exactly.
Beautiful, rich, deep and a little carnal. Perfectly blended. This is intimate and full of character. Classic and elegant (slight reminiscences of Mitsuko and Joy) yet very natural, as though an upper class parisian woman of the vintage kind has escaped from the city to the south and traded her furs and Chanel for a small country home with a large, mature and slightly overgrown and out of hand garden. She now enjoys gathering warm scented flowers and rolling amongst the petals and vegetation in pungent skin scented silks and cotton voile surprising herself with an uncommon desire for a rustic lover.
Yes, all the notes are here and you can detect them as they appear, arrange and entwine themselves perfectly in a gentle and intimate embrace with one another.
There is something exciting here too, a powdery, spicy and effervescent ambery musk hovering over a very smooth, sumptuous and exhilarating heart of Ylang and Jasmine.
Mmmm… This is real. I love this on my skin, I have an primal, emotional and somewhat carnal experience with it. It is rich, warm, musky, friendly, natural and intimate whilst remaining elegant and luxurious.
In the far dry down a soft skin scent remains where the hibiscus musk, sandalwood, cedar and benzoin enjoy a wonderfully soft and rounded rapport with one another and traces left on clothes and hair are beyond exquisite.
A wearable work of art.
Good personal space silage for a couple of hours and this one lasts up to six hours on my skin, longer on clothing (silk underwear please) and hair.
‘True luxury is something that is uncommon and unique that is rooted in artistry; something that sets a standard and often has a pervasive history of tradition or a break away from tradition.’
Note: Nicholas Jennings uses a natural botanical musk which he distils himself from hibiscus seeds in his workshop.
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