I love this. It was the first perfume I ever smelled from the house, and I thought about it for two years before I finally got a tester for a reasonable price. It's a unique rose fragrance with perfectly balanced accompaniment from fig and eucalyptus. I can't identify the cashmeran but I imagine it stops this from being brutally cold and woody. It sounds silly but it's simple and complex, as in the same three notes keep ebbing and flowing and swapping themselves around throughout the wear. There are no surprises, but that's fine by me as it's a dazzlingly beautiful fragrance, and it's not too linear, as I get something different in different temperatures, seasons, etc. This is a firm favourite, has great performance and manages to be persistant and strong without wearing me down or hijacking other people's air supply. Absolute class in a bottle.
My comment will probably be one of the first about eucalyptus. On my skin, it’s eucalyptus all the way, transitioning into a gentle fig after about 3 hours, but still seasoned with a sprig of mint. I won’t say a word about brine, cucumbers, and mushrooms. I hear all things pickled in almost every sandalwood fragrance - hello to fans of Le Labo Santal 33 - the epochal brine. And here, there’s such a chilling coldness, but not a sea breeze - there’s no salt, no mint paste, just a unique scent.