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Smells like
- Top
- Mimosa, Broom, Carnation, Nutmeg, Thyme
- Heart
- Violet, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Orange Blossom
- Base
- Ambrette, White Musk, Papyrus, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Guaiac Wood, Benzoin, Vanilla
In everyday terms
Mimosa and broom over violet and jasmine with ambrette and white musk.
- Mimosa
- Soft, powdery yellow flowers
- Carnation
- Spicy, clove-like flower
- Nutmeg
- Warm spice, like ehuru (calabash nutmeg) in pepper soup
- Thyme
- Dry, warm herb, like the thyme in stew
- Violet
- Sweet and powdery, like old-school violet sweets
- Jasmine
- The sweet white “lady of the night” flowers on compound fences
- Ylang-Ylang
- Sweet, creamy, banana-like flowers
- Orange Blossom
- Honeyed white flowers of the orange tree
- Ambrette
- Soft, musky and slightly fruity, like warm clean skin
- White Musk
- Clean, like freshly washed clothes and baby powder
- Papyrus
- Dry, smoky and woody reeds
- Cedarwood
- Dry, clean wood, like fresh pencil shavings or a new wooden wardrobe
How it wears
ProjectionStrong
People notice it from about an arm's length away.LongevityLong
About 6–10 hours on skin, longer on clothes.In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.