Jannat 
Memo (2008)

Starts off with a blast of slightly bitter yet refreshing petitgrain and neroli. The citrus is subtle. About an hour in I detect what other reviewers call saltiness; to me, it's more akin to a sticky suntan lotion note minus the usual coconut. I suspect this is the love child of the frangipani and clary sage (a note which, when on its own, is generally rather sharp and medicinal). The musk also starts peeking out, and starts clobbering the other notes... Deer tongue (liatrix) ties it together with its counarin sweetness and simultaneous bitterness, keeping this blend sophisticated. Tonka has not yet fully emerged, but I suspect it's used in low enough quantities to provide additional warmth and depth rather than sweetness. Pleasant, but not sure how I feel about this one yet. I almost wish there was an actual salt note in here to balance the musk.

A dazzling and radiant fruity-floral extremely feminine, airy and musky, with its uncompromising white floral natural (indolic) aroma. A citrusy well calibrated opening joins its juicy effect with the petitgrain, a starring Frangipani-neroli, over a powdery (tonka) and musky white base. The indolic and mellow temperament is sensual and smells like those kind of feminine milky-floral detergents or moisturizers anti age creams with a sort of natural victorian (finally a bit un-alcoholic and almost neutral) temperament. Vaguely i catch a sort of simil-waxy kind of whiff that is extremely floral, orangy and musky. The straighforward natural vibe is so botanic to smell slightly dissonant, a bit creamy and almost acid (like addle-mellow floral leaves). The liatrix's presence of the base empowers the general floral vibe. The only complaint is for the limited complexity, the final slightly stuck floral linearity and the not-articulated sophistication. Durable and with a great projection.