I have two bottles of Fumerie Turque, and one is very different from the other. Whereas one is *the* most wonderful thing ever captured in a bottle, the other starts off the same, but once the topnotes fade the beeswax\\honey accord in the base is just incredibly intense and dominant so that it's obnoxious and hard to bear (for me at least)
Whereas the 1st bottle can be worn in any weather, the 2nd is only good for the cold.
So I have two questions: First, does *your* FT have that overly intense beeswax in the base, or does it blend in with the other base notes, (as in my 1st bottle)? I.E. What's it *supposed* to small like?
Next, is beeswax a note that gets more intense with age, or exposure to the sun? Are there very different beeswax oils? Why would these bottles he so different? There both the limited 50ml bottles that we available last Christmas.
Thanks!
Whereas the 1st bottle can be worn in any weather, the 2nd is only good for the cold.
So I have two questions: First, does *your* FT have that overly intense beeswax in the base, or does it blend in with the other base notes, (as in my 1st bottle)? I.E. What's it *supposed* to small like?
Next, is beeswax a note that gets more intense with age, or exposure to the sun? Are there very different beeswax oils? Why would these bottles he so different? There both the limited 50ml bottles that we available last Christmas.
Thanks!
