Isabella

Full-blast yuzu at the opening, but thanks to juniper and wood it's not sweet, but truly fresh. Unfortunately, only a faint citrus zest on moss remains; after a short time, a juicy memory is all that's left.

Fresh-green fig milk on creamy woods - a beguiling summer scent. Bergamot-basil evokes holiday feelings, fig milk grounds, and woods form the long-lasting base. Also an ideal candidate for exciting layering combinations with more exotic fruity freshies.

Incense love, cozy and seductive. Patchouli and amber enhance the gentleman's club atmosphere. Like all Ojar fragrances: intense, long-lasting, and not for lovers of clean and skin scents.

A wild opening of fresh ginger and rose soap - a mysterious contradiction. Then myrrh and sandalwood fill the gaps, and suddenly everything harmonizes. Luxury oud with a striking, elegant rose.

The darkest blue part of the ocean, balsamic ink in salt water, incense swirls through dark amber. No sweetness at all and yet soft, mystical, pleasant.

Smoked saffron and pimento in the writing room. Paper singed by the tonka wax candle. Addictive amber, sexy smoke - mature and clever.

Grapefruit gin and tonic with a slice of ginger in the glass meets absinthe-based herbal liqueur - fresh and green - with a cool aura.

Angel Share refined with lightness and elegance. Freshly grated, nutmeg-spiced apple in cognac is followed by sweet-spicy amber depth. A gourmand with sophistication and far from sticky caramel sweetness.

The wine cork lands in the bouquet of violets. Lively grapes quickly lose out to strong floral dizziness, but the roses in the wooden barrel remain as a pleasant memory.

The hot, dark chocolate contains whisky, spice, and coffee liqueur. Later, a smoked vanilla develops. A dominant gentleman gourmand.

The champagne-grapefruit opening is sheer perfection... for a brief moment. Then a creamy, woody pear remains on the skin. But overall, unfortunately, it is a pleasure that only lasts for a moment.

After midnight, the speakeasy in the dim light. The mysterious woman with eyeliner and a leather jacket. She is drinking a colorful cocktail with a little umbrella and a piece of pineapple on the glass; next to it stands the bouquet of dried irises. The coolest of the cool girls.

All the artistry of the perfume world. An artist's studio stands in the forest, smelling of varnish and oiled wood. Remaining embers in the fireplace. Pure fragrance avant-garde.

Overripe, that is my association. As fresh as the passion fruit starts, it quickly becomes viscous-sweet without freshness or citrus charm. Burgundy Oud or Oud Whisper do this DNA much better.

Wooden sculptures in a yoga studio, ethereal vibes, peace and serenity. Nutmeg and rhubarb provide restorative freshness, while cedar and sandalwood lead to absolute relaxation. A scent like a ceremony.

What a stunner - and certainly no comparison to Baccarat Rouge. The zesty blood orange remains throughout the fragrance, while the pepper retreats after the opening. In the drydown, the oily orange finally settles on patchouli and oakmoss in the slowly setting sun. A fragrance with radiance - perfectly composed, it remains long in the memory (and on your favorite sweater).

It is the blood orange and pepper opening that immediately grabs me. I want to ride this wave of energy through the day; oakmoss and sandalwood keep me grounded, but it is a fragrance for high-performance days. For meetings and negotiations - confident and strong.

Queen of the night in a silk dress. Opulent, dense, but soft and supple. Red wine and dark chocolate, secrets by candlelight. One falls for the scent and there is no turning back.

What a creation. Oud and leather merely set the stage on which sandalwood is allowed to shine in the spotlight, appearing fresh, creamy, and elegant thanks to guava and pomegranate. An oud that will win over even the skeptics.