White Cashmere

This fragrance feels timeless and sophisticated. I love it

Wow. I am so impressed by this scent! It is not something I would usually gravitate towards but I am thankful I gave it a shot. CT & HT 10/10. It is clean, soft & feminine. I will be adding it to my year round lineup!

A unique take on a cashmere fragrance, lighter and sharper if that makes any sense. This fragrance is perfect for a year round feminine scent.

I tested this one at 5% in my room and body base and at that rate the florals really stand out. That wasn’t what I am going for so I will retest at a 1% concentration and see if it mellows out. Since it takes a few weeks to a month for my scents to fully cure, I opted for to blend with salt at 2% and put on my wax warmer. Even at a lower usage rate, the ambery richness leads, which would be a good option for my warmer climate in the winter months, a little too heavy for desert heat.

All that to say, my testers liked it. I think it should be called Amber instead of white cashmere. We expect more musk from the cashmere title.

I've sampled cashmere scents from several different suppliers, and was pleased to find Simbi's version was different. I haven't loved how generic some cashmere scents are, and some that are cloying rather than cozy. I wouldn't have even ordered this if I hadn't fallen in love with Lingering Desire and searched for other fragrances with the "cloudberry" note, because it's enchanting. I also love how Simbi does violet, so I knew this one would be good.
I primarily make perfumes, and this one blossomed. It has a high usage rate, but as with many other Simbi scents, less is more. I did 15% in PA, as well as another at 25% in PA, and I found the 15% was perfect for me.
The 25% brought out a little more of the smoked vanilla, while the 15% had a fresher, airier quality, while still maintaining the coziness of the base notes.