How it moves
The first breath is aloeswood and incense, and it is loud about it. Then the heart turns up — white lily and jasmine — and the whole thing slows down. It dries down to sandalwood, musk and benzoin, close to the skin and hard to forget.
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Who made it
Olivia Giacobetti composed it in 1999, for L'Artisan Parfumeur in France. Named after a Paris street near a monastery, Giacobetti's translucent lily-and-incense composition is a long-running reference for minimalist incense.
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- Who made L'Artisan Parfumeur Passage d'Enfer?
- It was composed by Olivia Giacobetti, released in 1999 for L'Artisan Parfumeur.