Powdery But Unique
You’re at a Ball in Versailles, but it’s in a barn. Everyone is dressed like they belong in the court of Marie Antoinette, but there’s hay everywhere and a slight smell of the animals who have inhabited the barn at some point. The highlight of the night happens when people start flinging white baby powder and spices into the air like it’s some weird permutation of a Holi celebration. The barn is filled with revelry along with the pleasant smell of animals, hay, spices, and powder. Eventually, Michael Jackson shows up dressed like it’s still the ‘80s, and everyone disappears in horror that they’ve accidentally conjured him from the dead by recreating his signature scent. Strangely enough, it’s a pleasant smell despite the image I’ve painted for you. It’s a highly powdery scent, so you’re more likely to reach for it when you are in the mood for a powdery, musky, spicy, amber fragrance. Fragrantica lists a ridiculous number of scent notes. However, they all blend really well. It’s definitely complex and not a one-note fragrance for sure even though the powdery note is what you will probably notice most. I’m not sure that I’d call it a sexy scent as it’s described, but it’s pleasant. I think it’s also safely unisex. I just wish I didn’t know that this might have been Michael Jackson’s signature scent because I can’t quite forget that.