Sands of Aqaba, Miriam Mirani
Apr. 3rd, 2014 12:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
First off, I have to say that I ordered a set of samples through Miriam Mirani's website. They hadn't arrived a week later, so I sent an email to find out what happened -- and she called me that evening. Personally. And sent out a new package the next morning. So she gets very high marks for customer service!
Website says: The listed notes are Florentine iris, Roman chamomile, Algerian geranium, tuberose, coriander, cardamom, vetiver, and frankincense.
In the sample vial, this smells like really good single-malt scotch. Soooooo good. Warm, earthy, yet somehow very redolent of a specific place.
For the first hour, it's LOVELY. Warm, spicy, earthy. It wraps around me like the summer sun. I adore it!
And then it does what a lot of mainstream perfumes do on my skin -- it disappears. I think there's a hint of vetiver left on me. Maybe.
[cross-posted from my journal]
Website says: The listed notes are Florentine iris, Roman chamomile, Algerian geranium, tuberose, coriander, cardamom, vetiver, and frankincense.
In the sample vial, this smells like really good single-malt scotch. Soooooo good. Warm, earthy, yet somehow very redolent of a specific place.
For the first hour, it's LOVELY. Warm, spicy, earthy. It wraps around me like the summer sun. I adore it!
And then it does what a lot of mainstream perfumes do on my skin -- it disappears. I think there's a hint of vetiver left on me. Maybe.
[cross-posted from my journal]