What perfumista amateur or what perfume does ever dreamed of an agreement with a perfumer, in order to obtain its knowledge and its technical but desired a perfume ever unearthed in the market? Wildebeest Do not be superficial!
But yes ... Wildebeest all have this secret desire to own a perfume, a little unique, which was designed in tandem but developed by an artisan of the wake!
I had this idea one morning while walking along the blog of a "Designed by Sunday."
I then dared (!) And asked him to compose a fragrance which I very briefly boasted some potential qualities. Wildebeest
already knew: I bathe in patchouli period, then it is natural that my proposal was directed towards a patchouli that I wanted a little "roots" enough "seventies" but remains feminine. The perfumer
Sunday accepted my proposal and with great humility, he launched into aventurette seriously and with conviction.
Wildebeest have drawn together the main axes of the desired fragrance. He made some proposals all more interesting than others, sometimes even rather original and bold (a "Petitgrain" crazy amusing indeed!). Nature cautious and say it quite traditional, I am merely a formula rather "classic" but that gives me great satisfaction.
Patchoujeeks , (this is his first name!) Is a patchouli amber resinous balmy and slightly vanilla. A rich patchouli! Its amber color, dark and mysterious is the eye, heralding an exuberant wake. You let
stunned by the depth of its top note sweet, slightly woody and camphor. Then time passes, material thickens and sinks in a more mellow note with fairly muted this ubiquitous and quite exquisite: an accent I would describe as "Indian DERMOPHIL" balmy and slightly infused vanilla. Then
patchouli comes into its own. He is the patriarch of Patchoujeeks along with this balm almost "mystical" He deployed with confidence but without ostentation.
Patchoujeeks is perfectly balanced, no notes other than to win.
Patriarch patchouli then began a long and peaceful journey, calm and serene, spreading its warmth almost "cocoa" on edge. Note carefully dosed with vanilla (neither too much nor too little) giving it a somewhat feminine sweetness and disturbing.
Patchoujeeks patchouli is a sumptuous winter is not without recalling the lush Ambre Sultan by Serge Lutens.
I'm not one to put myself in front of a Wildebeest perfume, but it perfectly meets my expectations in this regard: A patchouli different from my two favorite patchouli (Patchouli Patch Patchouli and intriguing) but wonderfully complementary! Patchoujeeks is chic, simple, and captivating! J'aime beaucoup!
His notes: Patchouli, Cedar of Virginia, Sandalwood, Labdanum, Balsam of Peru, Vanilla.
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