I only tried it today. So, yes, quite late to the party. :)
Notes: French oak moss, Tunisian neroli, sweet musk, amber and vanilla
I've been thinking of how to describe this all day.
On me it doesn't really display many changes, and I don't want it to.(I also tried Lorenzo Villoresi's Dilmun today and wished it wouldn't change from the opening, but unfortunately it did, once again confirming LV perfumes and I don't go together)
Basically, L'Air de Rien smells like a cool, dry cover over a warm ambery base. The cover wouldn't let me get to the warmth hiding inside even though I could almost touch it.
Honetsly, I can't tell what notes the cover is made of, but as I see the list, the oakmoss must have done its thing with keeping the warmth and sweetness inside and neroli and musk as far as I can tell kept everything smooth and cool.
I really need some of this.
