Intrigued by the name and the notes:
Hascish Femme by Veejaga (1983)
Top notes: Aldehydes, spice oils, orange, fruity note, bergamotMiddle notes: Carnation, rose, cinnamon bark, jasmine, ylang-ylang
Base notes: Benzoin, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, moss, amber incense
Hascish Homme by Veejaga
Top notes: Bergamot, artemisia, green note, fruit noteMiddle notes: Jasmin, carnation, patchouli, geranium, rose, vetiver, cedar
Base notes: Leather, moss, castoreum, labdanum, olibanum, musk
Information source, H&R Fragrance Guide: Feminine Notes ( 1984) and H&R Fragrance Guide: Feminine Notes, Maculine Notes (1991). Image source: Parfumflacons.de
Ms. Lollipop, I don't know why, but these German websites tickle me so- I laugh and laugh...
ReplyDeleteMust be those interminable compound nouns !
These sound like fun, and I like the bottle.
Hascisch indeed !
Verrry interesting! I also found a Hascish Royal (for women, black bottle) on Ebay. Now I'm curious. . . .but trying not to buy. . .you must review them so I can live vicariously!:)
ReplyDeleteChaya,
ReplyDeleteWhat's so funny? :-) The name is fun indeed, gives me munchies, he he
Judith,
ReplyDeleteMy H&R guides don't have Royal Hascish listed, not that it means anything. I am on a no-buy too, so can't help you here. :-( I hope someone will comment, who have tried these :-)
Well, can't comment yet, and am *supposed* to be on a no buy (a minimal buy?), but am currently staring at a mini of Hascish Femme at Perfume Flacons and, glancing guiltily over my shoulder, am just waiting for DH to kindly leave the room so I can type in an order. Maybe. Sounds so impossibly fab!! But I don't see full bottles anywhere on the net. Do I really want to fall in love w/ an impossibility?? Kelley's renaissance song may just become my theme song.
ReplyDeleteL,
ReplyDeleteI don't know what the right thing to say would be here...oh, whom am I kidding- please buy it and report!!