By Dane
Synthetic musks are difficult creatures. Much of the population has trouble smelling some of them and not others. When you can smell them, they can be quite magical...clean, sensual, and beautiful. When you can't smell them, you wonder what you're missing.
L'Antimatiere smells of nothing to me. An extremely faint sweetness is left on my skin, but other than that...nothing. With many fragrances in this category, I'd say I was just out of luck, but after reading much of the feedback on this scent in particular, I'd have to say that it really does consist of "nothing". It allegedly took the perfumer a decade to perfect liquifying air, but her persistence flourished....and can be yours for $85 a bottle.
From the press release - "An invisible ink that leaves a trace...". No kidding. If you insist on wasting your money, at least save a few bucks and get Pi instead - it's cheaper and has the same outcome.
L'Antimatiere smells of nothing to me. An extremely faint sweetness is left on my skin, but other than that...nothing. With many fragrances in this category, I'd say I was just out of luck, but after reading much of the feedback on this scent in particular, I'd have to say that it really does consist of "nothing". It allegedly took the perfumer a decade to perfect liquifying air, but her persistence flourished....and can be yours for $85 a bottle.
From the press release - "An invisible ink that leaves a trace...". No kidding. If you insist on wasting your money, at least save a few bucks and get Pi instead - it's cheaper and has the same outcome.
Year: 2006
Perfumer: Isabelle Doyen
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