Nohiba E. Coudray for women

I love this one. The notes don't list vetiver, but I smell some in there.

On my skin, this is somewhat similar to Cinnabar, but Nohiba is lighter, fresher, and greener in the opening. I find the carnation to be dominant. As it dries down, it becomes warmer and the sandalwood takes center stage, but the carnation remains. It feels like a spicy-woody fragrance.

My husband says it is very sexy.
It is oriental,strong,some says it reminds them of Opium but beter,more natural.
Not that new-an old formula renewed.
There is something vintage in it.

Veroniq loves the dry down, I LOVE the opening but the dry down is a bit to masculin and smoky on me.

I like it better layered with with the Jacinth Et rose .

Reminded me Panthere de Cartier - too much sandal for my taste.

Not a huge fan of flowery fragrances but that one pleasantly surprised me.

Rose accent is minimal, which allows carnation to mark it's distinguished presence.

The woody notes are subtle and not overpowering which makes the ideal fragrance for evening or special occasion.
It is strong, vibrant and a little bit smoky,at times almost masculine. Highly recommended to fans of Tuscany per Donna by Aramis and Black Cashmere by Donna Karan.

Woody and spicy , I can't get the rose note or the bergamot. It's a unisex fragrance I am fairly sure.