L’Elephant starts off irresistible and sharp…punching you in the nose with a sharp and significant spice notes of cardamom, cumin and cloves. However, an hour later, you’ll realize that L’Elephant settles down into an expensive, dessert like peach & mango, vanilla cocktail, while still holding it’s wild side. It promotes its very own proud and loud spicy aptitude that refuses to fade out. Twelve hours later i was left with a light spicy-woodsy-soapy veil of scent on my skin, all traces of sweetness have disappeared.
It’s like enjoying a hot and spicy Indian cookery then laundry it down with a creamy, honey like serving of mango, and at the wash your hands with saffron soap just as you’re on the brink of exit a five star restaurant. Indeed a satisfying experience, and i particularly found the center phase of the scent to be exotically delicious and mouth watering. I can describe the center the most lasting phase on my skin. A spicy oriental, thanks to the sweet and succulent presence of the mango licorice blend.
If you can not stand powerfully, persistent spicy notes, i don’t suppose i need to inform you to remain far from this one! it’s sharp and spicy at the beginning, then turns sweet and spicy, then soapy and spicy…You got it, this is a spicy perfume for daring ladies with daring personalities. I will honestly say that this scent is de facto unique! I actually have never come upon any other scent like it!
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Just so lovely.
A fascinating description of a scent which I hadn’t heard of before. My late husband worked for a company that distributed all the top brands to airports and ports and he was able to pick out the various “notes” in a perfume. Sadly, I can’t do that. I simply know if I like a particular fragrance.
Definitely a blog to return to, especially around birthdays and Christmas!
Keep up the good work,
Jennifer Taylor.
I want this one, only for the bottle 🙂
xx
so nice.