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Tiptoeing Through Chambers of the Moon, launched in 2004, is a fragrance that belongs to the collection of Pilar & Lucy. It is presented as a mysterious, sexy and magical fragrance, which includes tuberose and amber, with additional notes of cinnamon, star anise, woods and incense. Available in 30ml EDP and as perfume oil.
the bottle scares me.
I need to add something for this perfume to all the reviewers:
This comes out in two forms :edp and perfume oil!The perfume oil is different from the edp.
Wow, I have to say that I really did not expect to like this perfume and was a little blown away when the notes hit my nose!
I am a perfume newbie, but will try to explain how I experience this to my best ability anyway.
Normally I prefer gentle scents that are warm, but not too spicey. This baby starts off quite intensive, almost nausciating and head-aching, but I kept stuffing my face in there for more because it was so unlike anything I've smelled before. I agree that it is dark and powerful, but to me it is sweet and comforting at the same time.
I actually am a girl who carries Tarot cards and crystals in her purse, and I thought that description is very right on for this perfume. It is mysterious, a grown up scent that I picture on a woman who knows and trust herself. And yes, not for the faint-hearted. Still, I cannot stand anything too heavy and happened to love this, so it might be worth a try if it happens to go with your chemistry :) I can not detect anything remotely like toothpaste or farm supply store on my skin. I actually think it smells expensive and exclusive on me, and far from boring!
I like this scent, but it doesn't always like me. Sometimes it is smooth and incense-like; warm and mysterious. Other times all I smell is salty tuberose and I must scrub it off! Not for the faint of heart, that's for sure.
I didn’t want to believe my nose, so did two tests on this, both of which were pretty much the same. It starts out with a very odd set of notes. My guess about the floral part was tuberose, which proved correct, but there are also other things in there, things that aren’t mentioned in the notes, or in any of the reviews that I looked at after forming my first impression. What I smell is civet, a lot of civet. Way too much civet, and it’s not the good kind. It may be mixed with castoreum and a little indole. There’s something about it that reminds me of being in a farm supply store- a definite inorganic fertilizer note. Thankfully the whole mix is not super-strong, but it’s annoying. Maybe all of those trendy celebrity-type people who allegedly love Tiptoeing are into smelling like bags of fertilizer festering in a hot warehouse, or else they buy it just for the silly name and the feather decoration on the bottle, but I’ll pass, thank you.
Got a sample from LuckyScent and have to say it might be the strangest scent I have ever smelled. And not in a good way. Opening, it reminded me of toothpaste, more than anything else, but a lot more offensive. It mellows out, so it is not quite so ghastly after the first 20 minutes, but that is faint praise indeed. Sorry, Pilar and Lucy.
I smell looots of tuberose here.It reminds me a lot of Fracas and Mahora .It is something between these two.lasting power very good
Waahh! I adore this. Everyone is going on about how they don't "understand how anyone could like it" - I love this. It's the perfect incense scent for me.
I can't pick out tuberose or amber - hell, I can't pick out any one note. It just smells "dark" and enchanting to me.
If you're curious, certainly sample it or check out etailer dupes; all of them are spot on.
Where is the tuberose? And where is the amber? I don´t find any spice either... actually I don´t find anything at all in this fragrance, boring and not very well put together. Save your money, dont even bother to samples this. I cant at all understand how anybody could like this fragrance?
I dont understand this perfume. I cant find amber or tuberose, just a really strong cardamom or cinnamon. I can also find insence in here. I must admit I had to rub it off my skin after an hour, so this one is not for me. But if you are a lover of really strong spices, try this one.
I has amazing staying power too. Lasted on my skin long time after washing.
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