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3/26/10 at 5:18am

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Are both fragrances considered niche? has anyone tried Tsukmi or any from the other brand?

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3/27/10 at 2:24am

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I bought a sample of Annayake pour Elle for my sister to wear at her wedding.
It is a gentle, somewhat linear scent whose notes include tea, elemi, white musk, fig and
water lily. She liked it very much - I found it hard to detect. I would consider it a niche scent.
I don't know the Eau d'Amouage although I have tried Amouage Gold and liked it a lot.

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Yeah, I'd definitely say they're niche! I don't know the Annayake line, but Eau D'Amouage came in my Amouage sample set...only sniffed it from the vial..afraid of the overload of patch I smelled in there...(or is it just my nose??)