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L'air du Désert Marocain by Tauer Perfumes: Perfume Review / Fragrance Review

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Uploaded by on Jan 2, 2009

Katie Puckrik smells L'air du Désert Marocain by Tauer Perfumes
For more info, including where to buy, visit my blog:
http://www.katiepuckriksmells.com/2009/01/lair-du-desert-marocain.html
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  • So it's basically Orientalism in a bottle?

    ...I ordered a sample of this out of pure curiosity. I've spent quite a bit of time all throughout Morocco and am really curious to see how it compares.

  • @threaduntangler If you haven't already, explore Serge Lutens line - many of his perfumes are inspired by Morocco, where he lives, including Fleurs d'Oranger.

  • i can't find this scent anywhere. Where can i find it? :)

  • @grimmonster100 There's a link under my video to my blog post for "where to buy" info. Suppliers include LuckyScent.

  • WOW! This sounds interesting. I'd like to have it just to spray it in the air and meditate on traveling to Morroco on a magic flying carpet.

  • @peekaboots01 This is definitely a fragrance that takes you places when you wear it.

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  • Very interesting explanation. I completely agree that you're transported to a marketplace in Morocco. Dust, spice, sweet warm air, smoke, and fruit. It's more of an artwork and showcases the virtuosity of the perfumer rather than a fragrance to smell "nice". It captures a moment in a bottle, much as a photograph or a painting captures a moment; it's simply a different medium for creative expression. Thank you for the review, Katie.

  • By the way, :) good french accent !

    Just emphasize more the "o" and the nasal prononciation of "ain" in marocain, and you'll be able to pretend you're born french :)

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  • @Cardsmaster For your spice bomb needs, it's gotta be Ambre Sultan. L'Air du blah blah is on the sweeter side and not as prickly-spicy. And speaking of spice bombs, also give Donna Karan Black Cashmere a whirl. I'm wearing it right now and it's a clove-saffron-pepper spicy-dry-woody incense that will provide spice satisfaction.

  • Hi, Katie Puckrik.

    For a guy, which one should I get - Ambre Sultan or L'air du blah blah by tauer?

    I wanna be a spice bomb!

  • @CestmoiNicole Maybe not twin, but certainly some family resemblance in the smoky coughety cough-ness of it, the sweetness. FT goes more in a tobacco direction, Desert Marocain in the cedar wood. But now you've got me curious to do a side by side sniff.

  • I've just tried it on my wrist. Isn't it a twin-brother of Lutens' Fumerie Turque?

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