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    Aldwych

    by Mikmoi San Francisco

    Rating:
    ( 2 product reviews )

    Of bowlers and British Isles, the green carnation pays homage to the discreet boutonnière worn by Oscar Wilde to recognize kindred spirits of "wit and wisdom.” Absinthe envelops a classic carnation soliflore accord; lavender and aged patchouli add a bespoke Savile Row flair.

     

    RRP:
    $90.00
    Your Price:
    $50.00 (You save $40.00)


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    Product Reviews

    1. Beautifully crafted and nuanced. 4 Star Review

      Posted by on 31st May 2017

      While I'm not generally a fan of carnation, the herbal and patchouli aspects of this scent brings things into an earthy/clean and spicy place. The patchouli is quite forward on my skin but settled in to allow the carnation (and possibly a bit of iris?) to find their way to the fore after a short wait. Like many other niche fragrances, this isn't quite to my taste for a regular scent, but I can think of several friends that could easily wear this as a signature scent.

    2. I may have caught saffronitis! 3 Star Review

      Posted by on 21st Feb 2015

      It's easy to tell this is a well made scent. I bought it un sniffed. My mistake. I did smell lavender, but the scent on my skin screamed "saffron!"