I cracked under Pierre Guillaume's insidious pressure, and here's the photographic evidence below to prove it:
From my review of L'Ombre Fauve: "L'Ombre Fauve is a winner on my grand comfort-scent scale. I mean, with a scent guide that lists amber, musk, woods, incense and patchouli, how could it miss? Deep, richly musky and with a lightly sugared, cocoa-dusted patchouli that's just sharp enough to dig its hooks into my heart, L'Ombre Fauve is like a slightly melancholy French pop song that, when I can close my eyes, I can pretend was written just for me."
Now I can pony up to that jukebox whenever I want -- wait! Does anyone even know what a jukebox is anymore? Maybe I should have used an iPod analogy, though I've been reading recently that the iPod is so last year . . .
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GASP!!!
You did that just to punish me for the tagging, didn't you?
I shall retreat to my room with the treasured L'Ombre Fauve decant, but leave your pictures up on the screen, promising I will one day return....
(Congratulations. We know you'll love it.)
Interesting twist...I have Aroma M Geisha Noir on my sampling wrist as I write...and my initial thoughts are that it goes between L'Ombre Fauve and Chergui on the favorite sweetened interesting amber comfort shelf.
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"GASP!!! You did that just to punish me for the tagging, didn't you?"
Yes.
But then you went and got me back by mentioning a fragrance I haven't heard of yet. Now, of course, I have to go find a sample to torment . . .
Cool, congrats! Must dig my sample of this out to retest, can't remember what it smelled like.
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"Must dig my sample of this out to retest, can't remember what it smelled like."
Heaven, I would think . . .
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