From the Latin tellūs f. meaning ‘earth, ground’, Nadège Le Garlantezec’s
(Givaudan) composition magnifies patchouli’s earthy facets with the humid,
soil-like smell of Geosmin. Beside some sebaceous nuances from costus
oil replacer and further woody-spicy notes courtesy of Cashmeran, I find little
else of obvious note.
The perfume is substantive and quite
linear.
Nose: Nadège Le Garlantezec
House: Les Liquides Imaginaires
Release date: 2015
Notes (per Fragrantica): earth accord, Indonesian
patchouli, Cashmeran, lily, costus, mosses, Ambroxan, fir balsam, cistus.
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