Estee Lauder Cinnabar Eau de Parfum - 50 ml

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This is nicely combined with a rich ylang-ylang, and this dyadic partners work together exceedingly well.

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The scent is very complex and rich, which is both a pleasing and disappointing quality in my opinion. So, yes, there is this tolu that is so prominently featured, flanked by all matters of spice and flowers, but it stands out the most to my nose and is sheer pleasure. The similarity to Coco is actually remarkable – Cinnabar is deeper (darker) and the drydown is heavier with notes of patchouli (never one of my no.Shalimar and Habanita steered the pairing toward leather and Nuit de Noel and Bois des Isles went the cozy fur-coat route but they all share a similar design concept. This persisting parfum leaves a fragranced cloud in its wake since the concentration of essences is quite high. I absolutely love this perfume and recommend it to any woman who wants to leave a lasting impression on those she meets. I smell a further association with another lovable fragrance, the more boise, liquorous and aromatic Le Baiser du Dragon because of the combination of neroli, spices, flowers, amber, benzoin, patchouli and vetiver. The beginning is puzzling with a blast of cloves, cinnamon and citrus linked with the fruity notes of peach and orange and with a "tornado" of molecular aldehydes.

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Little light escapes the cinnamon/clove event horizon and wearing Cinnabar gives me olfactory claustrophobia.finally an sensual base notes of incense,vanilla, amber,patchouli and sandalwood bring sex appeal to this perfume. I've read it posited on Basenotes and elsewhere that Cinnabar may have been the template for Aramis's JHL.

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I just can't imagine a woman under the age of 30 wearing this, especially since soft ambers and fruity florals dominate this age group these days. While the original radiated warmth and depth and a deceptively wholesome sensuality, this formulation came on with no subtlety. Diluted with the solvent properties of alcohol for ease of use, it imparts a cinnamic quality, but almost as if it imparts raw cinnamon bark, with it's uh. In 2021, the anxieties of gendering don't seem quite entrenched, and I do not feel emasculated in the least by wearing Cinnabar (as if that should be a concern anyhow).I mustered the courage several years ago to sneak a spray of it from the Estee Lauder counter and I was immediately smitten. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. JHL, the male counterpart from Aramis is more anally retentive, and when I want the same sartorial formality, but with the odd casual flourish, Cinnabar is a viable alternative. com/product/14517/35425/product-catalog/fragrance/fragrance-collections/the-house-of-estee-lauder/cinnabar/eau-de-parfum-spray" on this server.

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At the time they were all the rage, however these days they've fallen out of fashion and tend to get labelled as 'old lady' scents. Cinnabar is one of those strong, bold and spicy orientals that emerged along with YSL's Opium and Chanel's Coco way back in the 80's.Cinnabar Perfume (Parfum), Water\Aqua\Eau, Benzyl Salicylate, Linalool, Limonene, Geraniol, Hydroxycitronellal, Eugenol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Coumarin, Cinnamyl Alcohol, Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Citronellol, Evernia Prunastri (Oakmoss) Extract, Citral, Amyl Cinnamal, Isoeugenol, Farnesol, Cinnamal Please be aware that ingredient lists may change or vary from time to time. Spicy Oriental similar to Lauder's own Youth Dew and Dana's Tabu Like her own Youth Dew of the early 1950s, and the darker Tabu of Dana, this is a spicy oriental, perhaps an attempt to cash in on YSL's classic 1976 oriental, Opium. The segue from citrus to sweet brings out the matte, rubbery side of amber, but it doesn't jibe well with the vanillic undercurrent and the custard doesn't quite settle. I quite liked Cinnabar when I was in my teens and early 20s in the late 1980s; though it always seemed to be a poor imitation of Opium, so I never actually had a bottle. In a way there is too much going on in this fragrance's composition with particular notes clashing with one another.