This big-cat series seems to belong to a fragrance genre that you either really love-or find absolutely awful. Still, I’m surprising myself. In my opinion, this floral chypre is by no means modern.
It captivated me from the very first sniff on the EdP cat-head blotter. Even though fragrances usually smell different to me on paper than on skin. Yes, feminine fits. However, I wouldn’t dare reveal that so openly.
In my opinion, this version labeled as a perfume is a slightly modified version of the EdP; it only has 1% less alcohol by volume than the EdP. However, it contains several natural ingredients that aren’t listed on the EdP’s box, such as bergamot peel oil, among others-something you can definitely notice. Genuine oakmoss is listed for both, but in neither is it particularly perceptible to me on its own.