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Fragrance notes
Aloe, White Lily, Myrrh, Frankincense, White Musk.
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 19 reviews
|  The L`Artisant says "A haze of light incense to carry you up to cloud nine". I dont know but maybe this is the paradaise frag. Its dry, clean and have a "enveloping aura", is nice but not sexy but only unisex. Good for weekends. 27 September 2008 |
 101 reviews
|  Best incense based fragrance out there no question -- the combination with the white lily is the masterstroke. Open the gates and let me in. 12 September 2008 |
 17 reviews
|  Passage D'Enfer doesn't conjure fire and brimstone falling from the sky as the ground cracks open and sulphur gushes from the abyss. No, more a recollection of the hellish boredom of sitting in middle school choir practice. All the nostalgic references are there: the chipped and polished wood of the pews; the cracked musty dryness of hymn books; the dankness of stone flagstones; a musky damp from 30 woolen blazers that have come in from November rain; the waft of lilies and linen from the alter; the dust blasting out of the steely organ; and the sickly sweetness of lemon sherbet and cola cubes being sneaked between refrains. However, although all the elements of the final performance are there in Passage D'Enfer it somehow never manages to get beyond the choir practice: a competent rehearsal but without the devilish glory of the final chorus. 21 July 2008 |
 180 reviews
|  This is fabulous! I absolutely love it everything about it. Hypnotic is a very good way to describe this! Everytime I wear it I am enthralled with it's characteristics and awed by the simple reverence and the overall beauty of it. Splendid. Without a doubt, my favourite use of frankincense and myrrh yet. Well done! 19 July 2008 |
 2135 reviews
|  Odd that the smell of Catholic churches are used for a fragrance called path to hell. Well, the incense dies and I'm left with a watery version of some kind of musky and peppery scent. Probably would fair better on someone's skin who isn't as dry. 29 May 2008 |
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|  WOW! what a delight although i'm kinna new to the world of fragrance, I must admit that Olivia Giacobetti is a master at what she does from what I have experienced so far (dzing, thé pour un été, l'été en douce!!!!, premier figuier, etc.) This is what a preist's clothes must smell like when they get out of the dryer still impregnated with incense and good quality fabric softner. I just had to get myself a big bottle even if the juice itself is disapointingly weak! I'll just have to use some extra sprays... the first time I tried Pd'E i was feeling like the scent was terifyingly beautifuly soft, clean (could have beed dirty, would have loved it any way), delicat, super dry, ENVELOPING, defenitly unisex, so damn simple and easy to wear but every time i waer it I discover new facets like these delicate rose petals that sort of complete this white lily note and this dry muted cedar-santal that just blends so well with the soft incence-amber-musk thing going on also you have this obvious and pleasent (in my opinion) fabric softner note... white lilly? that may feel a little synthetic but that gives the wearer this soft-clean-enveloping aura make the fragrance wear well on clothes too well well... I wish I could put more than only one thub up for this religeous/laundry spring sunday in a bottle! 19 May 2008 |
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