Release Year: 2019 Ben Gorham, the founder of the Byredo brand, wanted to combine two beginnings, masculine and feminine, create a unisex scent that was highly sexy at the same time. And what could be better than the union of balsamic notes, which are equally attractive on both men's and women's skin? The perfumer wrapped the ambrox in soft and plushy chords to express the feeling of sweet proximity when two people embrace each other in a dance.

Despite the aromatic, almost green start, it soon becomes clear its soft character. The fresh accord of myrrh, which smells like anise, is contrasted with the warm oriental development of the main theme of the composition. The anise freshness disperses the dense balmy layers. Geranium in the heart of the fragrance echoes its aromatic start, supporting the tangy and spicy freshness. All the notes harmoniously blend together, sustaining and complementing the theme of the exciting slow dance, without fuss - there is not a single wrong step in the development of the scent. Davana with its sweet cherry hue emphasizes the fruit component of the pine balm. Ladanik radiates without fatigue, filling the composition with a warm, soft light, and this is exactly the time when Slow Dance begins to develop its tantalizing sensuality. A light, tender iris with an elegant gesture awakens a little powder, vanilla, embracing the ambrox and earthy patchouli, smoothing out the initially angular movements of dancers. The cherry-balmy shade remained on the skin for quite a long time, as a reminder of the night in the morning.

Byredo Brand decided to expand our views on amber Eastern aromas, offering an unusual fragrance, warm, slowly flowing in different facets. You do not feel that it is familiar to you, and at the same time there is so much novelty in it. The invitation to dance from Byredo, I think, is worth accepting.