Autumn
by Madini

Taolady is right. I also don’t smell any strong spices in Autumn. It’s amber and musky sweet and it has a fairly strong fruit note in it right from the start – apple or melon, possibly; both of which are, where I come from, appropriate autumn notes. The sweetness sets in after the apple note abates, and what a lush, full, non-cloying accord it is – honey and amber, is a good call I would say. Autumn is quite startling and unique and I would call it much more feminine than not. It has a controlled sillage and it lasts for hours. Quite an excellent fragrance.

10th March, 2008. (Last Edited: 4th December, 2010.)

Autumn - although the ingredient list is short - Arabian Spices - this is not really spicy at all on me (But I don't bring out spicy notes anyway - Bellodgia is quite tame on me) - rather a honeyed amber/musk with a hint of deep rose. Round and slumberous - autumnal without being somber!!

16th April, 2007.

Autumn is described as a blend of Arabian spices. It starts with a bit of lemon peel then sweet, ground spices. It is calmer, lighter, and less intensely sweet than Serge Lutens Arabie. I find it fruity, almost candylike, and very youthful.

23rd March, 2007.