Oolang Infini Atelier Cologne 2010

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Oolang Infini is a perfume by Atelier Cologne for women and men and was released in 2010. The scent is fresh-citrusy. It is being marketed by L'Oréal.

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Main accords

Fresh

Citrus

Green

Floral

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Calabrian bergamot

Tunisian neroli

Freesia

Heart Notes

Oolong tea

Egyptian jasmine

Blond leather

Base Notes

Musk

Balkans tobacco flower

Indian gaiac wood

Perfumer

Jérôme Epinette

Ratings

Scent

7.1252 Ratings

Longevity

5.5188 Ratings

Sillage

4.6183 Ratings

Bottle

6.9173 Ratings

Value for money

5.940 Ratings

Submitted by DeGe53, last update on 31.07.2023.

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/08/2023

Rosymel
121 Reviews

Rosymel

2

A favourite gentle tea scent, impossible to overapply

Mild and gentle, floral and white tea scent (despite the name, it doesn’t smell like oolong tea) that dries down to a clean white musk and some faint woods. Low projection, but reasonable longevity for me, though I know some people find it disappears quickly on them. I do feel like it would be very difficult to overspray this—I always spray 3 or 4 times with this one, and I’m normally a one spray person so this feels outrageous! But it’s necessary with Oolang Infini.

It’s a skin scent, but one I can still smell on my skin 12 hours later. It’s great for days where I want scent but don’t want to be perfumey, if that makes sense. Particularly good on very hot days. I’ve had my bottle for a few years and IMO it has gotten better with age.

01/11/2019

7
Bottle 1
Sillage 2
Longevity 10
Scent

Gigli

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Gigli

Helpful Review 5

Oolang irony? fine... oh and gone again

A beautiful fragrance, with warmth and tea and green notes, I thought I had finally found the long awaited replacement for my missing signature fragrance Bulgari extreme au thé vert. That was worth some money to me - I have never afforded such an expensive fragrance. All right, Atelier Cologne works with fine, natural ingredients. I spray, always and everywhere, and meanwhile the scent is wonderful. Oolang tea is here, very fine and delicious. Bergamot, a hint of leather or powder... and I stop spraying and neither I nor anyone else notices that I'm wearing a scent.
Infini must be meant ironically. Or it's philosophy: what doesn't start right can't end right, so it's infinite. That's too bad. My search continues...
I like the bottle very much, but it still only gets 7.5, because it simply doesn't go with a high-quality fragrance that the label sticks to the edge of your fingers.

03/28/2015

5
Longevity 5
Scent

Silverfire
130 Reviews

Silverfire

3

A Visit to a Tea House

You enter a tea house, and the greeter hands you spice. Then she blows through a carnation held in her other hand. The result strikes you as a well-balanced and oriental, engrossing and engaging. It soon grows spicier still, but the carnation turns sweet and jammy to help compensate. The spice quickly reveals itself as black pepper. Tea? Not for thee, yet the fragrance feels relaxed, so perhaps tea notes are skulking in the background like stage hands.

You find your way to a quiet table off to the side. Twenty minutes pass and then pepper bursts into the tea house and trashes the place, drunk, shouting and making demands. You think, "If only this were an actual tea, it would be enjoyable." Thursday, you revisit the tea house and find that black pepper fails to show. This leads to a a subdued experience dominated by carnation, which strangely doesn't seem to be quite memorable or effective.

In six hours, you become antsy and need to stretch. By eight, you find yourself outside the Oolang Infiniti establishment.

You reflect. Either version of Oolang Infiniti wasn't quite right, though you enjoyed the memorable experience. You decide to capture your feelings in prose and determine to leave the tea house as place best experienced by others.

02/02/2012

Yourfoxiness
14 Reviews

Yourfoxiness

Helpful Review 3

cool & cozy

Off the top this is a breath of fresh air. A definite tea note, but i would almost say earl grey rather than oolong, due to the bergamot that accompanies it. Its very light, and almost plays a little hide & seek game, where its light & barely there, and then smokey, woodsey, and very substantial for a spell. a few minuites in it reminds me a little of annick goutal encens flamboyant, and then it mellows and the refreshing tea & smooth "grey" woods return. The leather is dry, and almost makes me think of pearly grey suede. Oolang infini gives a feel of a somehow cool, but cozy and contemplative scent, that plays in waves, and unfolds gently from fresh and light, to smoky and complex in the drydown, like the conclusion of a good book. And indeed, i smell the leather binding, and the evocation of a memory here... Cold winter sunlight through the window, and the scents of leather & good tea, a blanket and a fire, when ocassionally i catch a rouge whiff of cold, fresh air that brings juniper, & smoke. A lovely fragrance, i believe it would be great on a man, although it worked better for me than my husband. It does come & go quickly, which gives it a casual feel, but i too would love to see how it would do in a higher concentration. Beautiful fragrance.