With Meander it is actually different, so a little more complex, but rather dröge - or perhaps too intensely soothing. That one, however, is even more simplistic, but seems more refined in its own way. What he is definitely: creamy and with a similar Behäbigkeit, as it has already met me with Pasha de Cartier perfume. This is partly because it seems a little too simple to me, without being simple. Nevertheless, I want to make it relatively short here, because really much can not be written about it. Meander from the controversial Renaissance collection does not necessarily make it easy. Uplifted by the Khareef, far above the province of Dhofar in Oman - as far as the spirit carries me! The composition is so harmonious that I actually like to follow the marketing images of Amouage and just fly away. "Meander" is inhabited by a green iris spirit of the unfathomable, which I have fallen for ad hoc. I can't analyse anything other than iris and narcissus out of the total work of art, if I didn't know about its other ingredients. From a distance it radiates a spiritual, inner peace, which I like very much. It is only very spicy if you press your nose on the back of your hand. I also find little smokiness in the base, no resins, a misty green iris remains the main protagonist. The fragrance doesn't think much of projecting the whole day and meanders rather subtly in a silvery way. In general, "Meander" is more the morning fog than the oriental, Amouage-typical buzz. I love the daffodil idea, it reflects the fine softness, the minimal sweetness of drizzle and supports the wet and humid green of lush, breathing nature. Iris and narcissus quickly join in, reigning over my head and heart and withstanding the base.
#AMOUAGE MEANDER SKIN#
The fragrance starts on my skin with very delicate incense. With "Meander", Mackenzie Reilly created an authentic image of this phenomenon. The nature-breathing landscape is covered by fog and rain in a cool white veil of mist, which makes everything green and blooming. The temperatures stay between 20 and 25 degrees. This weather phenomenon is also responsible for the much more moderate temperatures around the paradise for nature and animals. During this time the mountains are covered in thick fog and the khareef falls mostly as a steady and fine drizzle. The moisture that accumulates in the middle of the Dhofar landscape rises and condenses on the slopes of the Qara Mountains.
These lead - thanks to humid air and rainwater - to a considerable cooling and are responsible for the special weather situation in the coastal province of Dhofar. This monsoon rain is caused by surface winds.
The Khareef is an Arabic term for a weather phenomenon in Oman that is unique in the Middle East.
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