Fragrance Quick Story

• Unboxing is up.  Thoughts have been there.  I sprayed this on and instantly knew there was more to the story which is rare.
• Usually a perfumer has hyped up there creation when using ingredients like this that I have to dissect for a second.
• The smell was too good.  The oud was better.  Is she really here in the US?  Straight to questions I had to do.
• I meet the perfumer and I got back this from her with permission I can use.

Fragrance in my opinion compared to Perfumes Notes

• A note you have never smelled.  Facets of passion fruit meticulously extracted by the perfumer herself.  This is what I am into.  The whole tool box outside of the toolbox going into others.
• Passion fruit extracted in the style of how wine would be.  Passion fruit distilled in different season for multiple facets and it shows.
• You get oud that gives off a buttery creaminess on top.  
• Aromatic of pink lotus transition in, Frangipani adds a sweetness to the passion fruit that makes me want to use it as a syrup for many concoctions.
• This drys down into a spiced incense.  Very fresh.  Not old school churchy.
• Oud continues to add depth and give off dried fruit and a touch of medicinal.  This is top notch oud used lightly to accentuate the natural perfume.

A natural composition that will have your nose brain tossing and turning creating memory banks of bliss and asking itself how have I never smelled this before.

My critique of a couple changes I would never know but I know my nose wanted it.  Some Mysore, more oud, and a touch more saffron.