
Perfumist: Edmond Roudnitska
Notes of bergamot, muguet, amarillys, boronia, jasmin and civet.
Probably, one of the best perfumes created for women, that, even now, still an icon since It launch on 1956
At that age, It has been marked as too trendy, but It went a logical and brave step forward on that period, where perfumes were too heavy and sweet.
I always found it easy to wear, and It has been my top one on my floral list, and still.
It projects excellently on men flesh like mine, and I get so many compliments, wherever I go.
This fragrance sexy as hell, starts really green and zesty, sharp.
The main note here, being a quite linear perfume is the lily of the valley (aka. as muguet).
It's a rich, deep note, that fix perfectly with the bergamot on the top notes
On the heart notes the muguet still domain the composition, but there's too a hint of a wonderful jasmin, blended with a shy halo of soft woods, (rose wood?¿!). I can't get the Amarillys and boronia notes, (It happens often when you sniff a rich complex floral bouquet based fragrance, when two o three notes domains the others).
It's a really pity, as I absolutely adore the Amarillys flower fragrance. It's just irresistible. (Amarillys Belladona Specimen). I'm playing right now with this on one formula for men, but that's another history. it can be detected for instance in the glorious Passage D'enfer... :)
I never smelled boronia isolate, so i can't really tell much about It really.
At that age, It has been marked as too trendy, but It went a logical and brave step forward on that period, where perfumes were too heavy and sweet.
I always found it easy to wear, and It has been my top one on my floral list, and still.
It projects excellently on men flesh like mine, and I get so many compliments, wherever I go.
This fragrance sexy as hell, starts really green and zesty, sharp.
The main note here, being a quite linear perfume is the lily of the valley (aka. as muguet).
It's a rich, deep note, that fix perfectly with the bergamot on the top notes
On the heart notes the muguet still domain the composition, but there's too a hint of a wonderful jasmin, blended with a shy halo of soft woods, (rose wood?¿!). I can't get the Amarillys and boronia notes, (It happens often when you sniff a rich complex floral bouquet based fragrance, when two o three notes domains the others).
It's a really pity, as I absolutely adore the Amarillys flower fragrance. It's just irresistible. (Amarillys Belladona Specimen). I'm playing right now with this on one formula for men, but that's another history. it can be detected for instance in the glorious Passage D'enfer... :)
I never smelled boronia isolate, so i can't really tell much about It really.
Civet end the olfatory pyramid with a insolit twist, like an animalistic note, nearly fecal, that personally I found quite masculine for a women perfume.
The last long is just average, I suppose because of the lack of more fixatives, but at least, stays in your skin enough to gets addictive.
The last long is just average, I suppose because of the lack of more fixatives, but at least, stays in your skin enough to gets addictive.
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