A.Maze The People Of The Labyrinths for women

Turkish Delight comes to my mind. My small vial , I think, does not let me discover this perfume in full. I would need a bigger spray to create that cloud, and feel all ingredients show themselves. I have put this vial in my handmade leather purse, to gift to my friend who is in the very middle of painful divorce, to cheer her up. She breathed it in, and said, Oh, this is so nice...it's like attar...or some aromatic oil...I was surprised as I did not sense so much depth...Not until I have reached for my purse the next time...Leather kept a trail of mysterious aroma, gentle, but on spicy oily base...Nice. Happy I have please my friend though.

This is so interesting . like a sweet rose whit dryness. i guess it is the Taif Rose that makes this . almost like a Rose water turkish delight kind off rosy feal , but not as sweet.
it is all about the rose on my skin. clean in that i meen . not very mixed up in the notes .
i like it alot

I love this scent! Intense, dry rose scent, with some spice. Not a big, flowery in-your-face rose, but a more secret and intimate one. Very long lasting. Want it so bad, but it is hard to come by and very expensive to import to my country.

I have been a Luctor et Emergo fan for a while now, loving the sour-cherry opening and the intense dry-down. It works well on my skin, although it is a tough scent to wear for many. So A.Maze was definitely a "must try" for me.

I haven't been disappointed. First, I adore rose scents - not the soli-fleurs so much, but those intricately blended scents that open up into a rose afterglow. And that, precisely, is what A.Maze does.

The opening is a very strong spice scent - the saffron that captures the essence of Moorish history and the bazaars of Morocco. It is so intense at first that only after a few moments do you sense the rose taif slowly engulfing and blending with the saffron. As that transformation takes place, the initial spice becomes almost sweet - a kind of rich, gourmand sweetness - as though you have passed by the open window of a kitchen where some exotic rosy concoction is simmering.

Last, but not least, there is in the drie-down and sillage, a green-toned, musky, damp-forest note beneath the lingering rose taif. It is a very long-lasting scent - a signature of POL - and one that repays the patience of the wearer with an unusually layered rose.

If you're looking for a big, bold rose scent, I'm not sure this is the scent that would do it for you. It is exotic and subtle, and the saffron is a scent that is not easy to wear. But patience is the key word here: A.Maze is exactly like its name: a long, twisting journey that doubles back on itself and only with time will reveal its heart.

A very lively and interesting combination of saffron and taif rose ,traditional middle eastern combo that starts a little loud but settles down in a musky ,slightly salty jammy rose and fades in a nice fuzzy woody background. Definitely a good one, but i prefer in the same style Ormond Jayne's Taif!