Description
The great sub-continent, India; a land filled with treasures of spice and tea. Chai tea brings these elements together in an elixir of true comfort, warmth, sensuality and vitality. Perfect for Fall and it’s inevitable chill, Indus is soft enough to compliment other spice and amber perfumes and rich enough to be worn alone. We love this for both men and women!
- VdP sample vials are full.
yuUmay –
Indus offers hints of far away places and familiar. It is subtle yet holds it own and makes you want to check back. Wrap yourself in this scent sari . . .
jumanji@earthlink.net (verified owner) –
I got the pulse roller oil. It is lovely, exotic and warm and luxurious. The oils are nice because they last so long but are still subtle and become more noticeable when the air moves around you or you are moving. It wraps you in a wonderful cocoon of dark, spicy, warm fragrance.
Arneblaze –
Spicy, warm, amber oriental that reminds me of the best of the scent profiles from the great houses in the 1940s when perfumers were not afraid to combine lots of complimentary essential oils when creating a scent.
Lots in this one, including: Amber, Cardamom, Clove, Cinnamon, Honey, Jasmine, Musk, Vanilla, Ginger. Truly oriental in its combination of spices from the Exotic East.
Excellent.
hollyink (verified owner) –
I’ve gone through a whole 30ml of this and my collection is massive. It’s a subtle incensey honeyed tea. Soft scent, but lasted well in my hair.
Jonathan Gilligan –
This is a fun scent. I got a sample, and it’s really grown on me. Ashram is one of my favorites, and Indus lets me switch it up with something that’s lighter, brighter, and a lot subtler (Ashram is anything but subtle, which is great for certain occasions, but Indus makes a nice contrast for other occasions).
Matthew Dembo (verified owner) –
Not my favorite. Spices were there but overpowered by florals, slightly powdery. This leaned very far feminine for me.