OliveEyes@oliveeyes94

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You need to love incense & cashmeran

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Imagine the crisp, metallic woods of Maison Crivelli Safran Secret, overlaid with a resinous cathedral incense. Subtely sweet like a spiced bbq sauce, but more dry. Unmistakably ecclesiastical for ~2 hours before the clean-cut, musky cashmeran dominates. Risky one for work - it's pretty potent and far from mass-appealing - but I wanted to spend the day with it.

Wore it on August 24, 2026

  • Morning
  • Rainy
  • Humid
  • Windy
  • Warm

Vibes

  • Bold
  • Mysterious
  • Spiritual
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Comments20

  1. Wilder@wildersniffs

    Taking notes ✍️

    1. OliveEyes@oliveeyes94

      Quite enjoying this one! A little richer and a touch sweeter during a full wear compared to the couple test sprays I've had at home.

    2. Wilder@wildersniffs

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      Replying to @oliveeyes94

      Ill look into this when I explore incense scents a bit more! I blind bought Oud de Carthage because of the interesting spicy/herby Provençal honey note and that its an oud-leather-resin, hoping its a banger. Also a lesser known work by Dominic Ropion!

    3. OliveEyes@oliveeyes94

      Replying to @wildersniffs

      I remember you said, yeah. Still waiting on it to arrive I see 😅 Ropion certainly knows his way around incense - how it's done in Portrait of a Lady smells immaculate to me - one of my favourites.

  2. Incense_Cat@incensecat

    I do love those notes, especially a good liturgical incense.

    1. OliveEyes@oliveeyes94

      Your name checks out, incense cat! This is squarely within the liturgical realm of incense, especially in the opening. After a few hours it's as if we venture down to the wooden basement when they store the vestments and sacred objects - still incensey, but with a muskier, woodier feeling.

    2. Global Warning@emmanuel

      Try Oracle if you love pure liturgic incense

    3. OliveEyes@oliveeyes94

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      Replying to @emmanuel

      Will add it to my list. Oracle, by who? Can't seem to find it on the whatscent database.

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