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Souffle Sauvage Bissoumine

6.0 / 10 3 Ratings

A perfume by Bissoumine for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is spicy-floral. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Floral

Fruity

Fragrance Notes

Floral notes

Mandarin orange Myrrh

Myrrh

White musk

White peach

Perfumer

Kitty Shpirer

Ratings

Scent

6.03 Ratings

Longevity

7.52 Ratings

Sillage

7.52 Ratings

Bottle

6.65 Ratings

Submitted by Tarata, last update on 04/11/2019.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/28/2013

Angelofnorth
56 Reviews

Angelofnorth

peach pottporie

a realy fresh peachy,orangy mix . almost like a dessert. mixed whit some creamy notes and almost a mashmellow twist. Thsi is very feminin on my skin. I think i would have looked strangly to a man wearing this .. it is almot girly candy like .. not to sweet. but a bit sour aswell. cant say i detect very much musk,flowers or myrrh eather. but thre is somthing that lifts it abit ower all the other fruity ones out there. Glad i got to try it. but not that special.. pretty and nice is the word

06/05/2012

6Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Ineverwas
45 Reviews

Ineverwas

1

Peachy Peach

You have to love the peach note to love this one. To my nose, the peach is quite dominant here and combined with juicy orange, it gives off a strong fruity, sweet-sour aroma that overpowers all the other notes listed.

I can't really smell the flowers but I do get a vague impression of musk and myrrh somewhere far in the background.

Souffle Sauvage reminds me very much of Peau de Peche by Keiko Mecheri.

09/13/2012

8Scent

Ergoproxy
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Helpful Review 3

Unconsciously Erotic

I will contradict Tarata now, because I do not perceive Souffle Sauvage as oriental; for me, the typical spices and woods are missing. But I gladly agree with the Rrrrr, because this fragrance has its own charm, which I would rather describe as somewhat more robust.

What Souffle Sauvage exactly means, I could not find out. It must have something to do with wild and breath. Now, it is not wild here, but tame is also different.

This Bissoumine convinces with a beautiful fruity aromatic base mood. This is created with a great mixture of mandarin and something herbal.

The mandarin then fades a bit, but does not completely disappear. After about 30 minutes, the scent becomes a touch darker, a hint more floral, without changing the base mood.
Only when the fragrance is in its final moments does a very soft musk note take the place of the fruits.

The eroticism of Souffle Sauvage is rather of the unconscious kind, and that makes the fragrance so appealing to me.

05/29/2012

Tarata
131 Reviews

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Tarata

Rural Life at Its Best

Rrrrr, sexy! I find Souffle Sauvage to be quite an erotic, spicy oriental.

Well, in fact, the manufacturer wishes for you to think of blooming fields of Provence with this fragrance, but lavender (and that's what I think of with Provence) can only be perceived here with a lot, a lot of imagination.

Instead, right from the start, the myrrh makes a spicy and slightly wicked entrance. It is surrounded by notes described here as "wildflowers"; in reality, the note intensely reminds me of hay. More specifically, Souffle Sauvage reminds me of hay that has been laid out to dry on a late summer afternoon. A sweet promise, a fruity hint -- they can be sensed amidst all the hay and spice, but are hard to grasp.

Souffle Sauvage is, for me, a mysterious yet extremely pleasant fragrance for late summer evenings away from the city.