An inferior Le Sillage Blanc.

Yet another perfume that smells exactly like Oud Malaki, which is so much cheaper.

On a stifling summer day, I grabbed this on my way to work. It's a delicate, incensey, green rose, perfect for when the weather makes most perfumes seem oppressive to me. It has enough complexity to make it interesting and it smells pretty unique. The closest thing that springs to mind is Dioriviera, which is a monstrously strong version of this with lots of fig. I think this perfume may contain stemone, which is what might be reminding me of the Dior.

If you're from the UK, this smells exactly like the taste of Fruit Salad chew sweets. Such a lovely, fizzy, sherbert burst of joy, but not a perfume scent. I can't imagine who would/could wear this.

Very indolic florals over a sweet musky base. It's lovely but fleeting, and as is the trend with perfumes that have 'oud' in the name, it's not remotely oud, even with my most generous, delusional imagination applied.

It's nice but it's slmost identical to Avignon, and smelling them side by side Avignon is infinitely better, there's something lacking in this one.

Horrible cloying, saccharine cardamom and sandalwood note, verging on milky fig. It's pretty stomach churning and I can't wait to scrub it off.

The worst of the incense series. This one is nauseating to me. There's some aquatic calone-like note bumming me out.