Ispahan (for women)

Jalutschka

Ispahan was a fragrance I perceived as a slimmed-down version of Opium in the old days, for me - it used to be a rather cheap variant of the famous YSL smell in the past. Smelling it again today I have to confess that it is very rich and woody...aficionados have treated it as a treasure long after its disappearance from the market and are happy to have it back. It can be characterized as a floriental scent with the accent on spices and herbs, not so much on the flowers. It seems a trifle fresher than the usual floriental stuff, but the rumblings of sensuality can be detected just below the surface of its structure. It is a rich and charming perfume, and I feel quite at home in it even wearing my jeans and old leather jacket.