Eau Duelle Eau De Toilette

I do like this, but .. just not enough. Possibly a slight skin chemistry mismatch as it it very well respected in reviews. On me there is nothing wrong with it at all, it just doesn't stand out from the masses. It is not in the notes, but I pick up the same animalic kinda vibe I get from Babycat, though this is WAY quieter and more rounded out. It is a good scent, just not my scent. I'd sample it first, I can't in good faith say it is a safe blind buy.

Eau Duelle rustles like a susurrus of sighs stirring through the reeds from that exact territory Algernon Blackwood describes in his short story/novella, "The Willows." Dry vanilla, grassy and herbaceous, maybe even rhizomatic, swaying, shifting, and restless. A humming of place, a hollow wind. Silvered marsh lights, bizarre fancies. Soft moonlight on myriad murmuring leaves. Vanilla as the uncanny antagonist of the nature trail, the weird tale the willows tell.