ProsI usually prefer floral, aromatic, herbal, and green scents, while I'm not a fan of woody fragrances due to their characteristic pungent smell. I'm already satisfied with Anillo's Hair Oil in Patchouli Garden, which piqued my interest in their perfumes. Recently, I've been sampling various patchouli-based fragrances. Anillo's Black Tea Eau de Parfum opens with a very spicy note, subtly blended with a hint of black tea. Once the top notes dissipate, it leaves behind a scent reminiscent of warm milk generously dusted with cinnamon powder. Overall, it's a woody fragrance that's neither too pungent nor too heavy, giving off a calm and cozy feeling. I think it'll be perfect for use this winter.
ConsHowever, I wouldn't recommend it if you're expecting a strong black tea scent or if you're thinking of Aesop's woody fragrances. When applied to the skin, the projection and longevity are relatively short, but it lasts quite well when sprayed on clothes.
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