Welcome to the perfume room. My send of the day today is Devana Seid from Lila Nour.

Now, this is a fragrance that I received as part of the Discovery set, I think a year back.

So I know that there have been a few releases since I first of the discovery set, I think a year back. So I know that there

have been a few releases since I first again smelled that set, but this was the most standout

fragrance in the entire line to me. It has such an interesting ginesaiquot element to it. And

there's really nothing else like it that I have ever smelled. It's got notes of Angelica and

musk and divana and lots of pink pepper, which make

it distinctly musky, peppery, and green. And I would categorize this fragrance as like

the most interesting skin scent in the room. It wears in the range of sort of fluffy and light,

and yet it's vegetal. It's leafy. It's crunchy. It's spicy. Settily piercing. And I'm no synestly,

but I do occasionally feel that certain musical instruments best capture how I am interpreting a

smell. And in this case, the instrument that I hear as I smell this fragrance is an accordion.

And I think that what makes something register in my brain as like an accordion scent

is this harmonious formula of musks, ambrette, Angelica, pink pepper. And I think that it's because

they all kind of sit in a similar register in my brain, but you feel and smell them individually

and harmoniously as you smell this fragrance.

So for reference, another distinct accordion scent to me would be Dipique Fleur de Poe,

which, as it checks out, has a lot of similar notes, though it smells incredibly different.

Other fragrances, I feel like also sort of have that accordion feel.

Do you get what I mean when I say this?

Like you hear all the chords, but they're all kind of related to each other. It would be, you could put something like Diptec Orphion in this

category. You could also put another fragrance from L'Artisan perfumere. I would put like

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