Top Notes 
Orange
Mandarin orange
Rosemary
Heart Notes 
Neroli
Clary sage
Peony
Sage tea
Base Notes 
Amber
Cedarwood
Tonka bean
White musk
05/12/2012
Missk
1357 Reviews
Missk
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Soapy neroli
Neroli is not usually a note that I enjoy. Most of the time it presents itself as being too green or too bitter, which turns me off most fragrances with neroli as its dominant note. This fragrance however, is far more pleasant than any other neroli based scent I've tried so far.
It's a rather delicate and subtle, orangey-soap smell with a touch of sugary sweetness. It's not breathtakingly unique, however it's very appealing, at least in my opinion.
It opens with bright, Spring-like citruses that at first reminded me of cleaning products. Thankfully that clean, antiseptic scent disappeared leaving a pleasant sweet and soapy orange note with an underlying spiciness caused by the sage and rosemary.
Unfortunately I think I'd tire of this fragrance rather quickly due to its lack of lasting strength and linear composition after the heart. It loses a lot of its character after a while, but if subtle soap scents are what you crave, certainly go ahead and test this entire range.
Although Eau de Fleurs Neroli left me uninspired and wanting more depth, it certainly reigns supreme as being a classy and elegant fragrance. Many fragrance releases over the last few years lack these qualities, so I'm truly glad to have found at least one fragrance that has managed to achieve this successfully.
It's a rather delicate and subtle, orangey-soap smell with a touch of sugary sweetness. It's not breathtakingly unique, however it's very appealing, at least in my opinion.
It opens with bright, Spring-like citruses that at first reminded me of cleaning products. Thankfully that clean, antiseptic scent disappeared leaving a pleasant sweet and soapy orange note with an underlying spiciness caused by the sage and rosemary.
Unfortunately I think I'd tire of this fragrance rather quickly due to its lack of lasting strength and linear composition after the heart. It loses a lot of its character after a while, but if subtle soap scents are what you crave, certainly go ahead and test this entire range.
Although Eau de Fleurs Neroli left me uninspired and wanting more depth, it certainly reigns supreme as being a classy and elegant fragrance. Many fragrance releases over the last few years lack these qualities, so I'm truly glad to have found at least one fragrance that has managed to achieve this successfully.
