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Warm Sand by Matthew Williamson is a Oriental fragrance for women. Warm Sand was launched in 2007. The nose behind this fragrance is Clement Gavarry. The fragrance features sandalwood, musk and ginger.
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There is no ginger in! It is ginger lily!
That´s not the same...
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This perfume smells to me like lily of the vally.
Thats weird coz its not listed as a note of this perfume. Its not my type of scent.
This one reminds me of the Estee Lauder dream line, especially Brasil Dream. I love this perfume!
Nathalie shared a vial of this one with me and I really really love it!! It is the ginger that I mostly detect! I really love it!!
Thank you Nathalie!!
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I find the white musk note to be dominant in this fragrance. It's so fresh, that yes, I agree it's bordering on floral. It seems to intensify on my skin, and it's a much higher-pitched musk note than I normally prefer, so it's not perfectly suited for me. It gives the sensation of breathing in cold air.
I Whould describe this as a Organic version of Dior's Dune but lighter and
without alot of Aldehydes and Ozone
and tarry benzoin in it but it doesn't last long it dissapers like in 5 Minutes
and then i have to reply it over and over again. i'm sorry Matthew Williamson but I perfer Dior's Dune
then your Warm Sand.
I absolutely agree, there was nothing special going on here, I was quite bored with it. It's nice and ok, but so many other great sandalwood scents out there.
I bought this in TK Maxx because it was cheap and I thought,"Hmmm, a fragrance named Warm Sand... it will probably be warm/ambery/a little spicy...maybe some salty notes".... that is basically my go-to formula for an everyday perfume...
Do not be fooled! - "Warm Sand" is actually a white floral.
Yes, it is airy and tropical... I'm guessing it's frangipani and maybe some lily, but that heady warmth was not what I was looking for, and not what either the name or the notes listed here suggest.
It is not too grating or harsh a floral, but it is dense and, as I said before, heady. It's a summery perfume that, I suspect, would be too overpowering for summery days.
It's not terrible, but it is very unexciting, the tropical flowery warm thing has been done to death and with much more skill elsewhere. If you like that kind of thing and can get this cheap then it's probably an O.K. alternative to something like Michael Kors' Island, but otherwise I really wouldn't bother.
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