A gentle hint of floral seduction opens with rose buds, which are in the company of the intimacy of saffron, with a note of leather and a little vanilla tenderness in the background.

Along with roses and a bitter accord, notes of sandalwood and cedar wood will be heard, which will embrace the flowers and soften them with sensuality and softness. A final swing to herbal patchouli and several shades of musk closes the fragrance.

Despite the fact that the manufacturer states the concentration of Eau de Parfum, the smell is very subtle, according to my testing, I would be more inclined to call it Eau de Toilette.