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Cameo

written by Laurie May 23, 2009

I took a break from Ambre Noir to work on Cameo and may be done with it; I tried a tweak I’ve had in mind for weeks and really like it. I changed the rose accord a bit and replaced one musk with another one, and together the changes make it feel more subtle and elegant to me. It has a soft woods/musk/rose/violet drydown that I like. I’ll try it a few more times, but it’s probably ready to send out a few testers.

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AnnYM May 24, 2009 - 7:15 pm

So glad to hear of your progress, Laurie. I’ve been eagerly anticipating this one and look forward to trying it out when it becomes available!

a:)

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Laurie May 24, 2009 - 10:02 pm

Hi AnnYM! Glad Cameo sounds interesting to you! I need to wear it again, but so far I’m really happy with the latest tweak. I like the soft rose/violet floral notes on the sandalwood musk base. Went back to Ambre Noir today, which is probably done too, but will test Cameo again tomorrow. Thanks for stopping by!

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