Trouble in Heaven is not a bad fragrance, it is wearable... for women, suitable for daytime, but also works in the evening (although not exactly as a party scent), it doesn't offend, and the longevity and sillage are decent - 6 hours until it becomes very close to the skin and is well perceptible at arm's length for the first 2 hours. But the spark just doesn't ignite, it lacks a unique characteristic.
On a dry-powdery, fluffy canvas of amber and iris, the fragrance paints a picture of cool tones, interspersed with warm streaks, like fine wisps of smoke. Despite its definitely present sweetness, I perceive it as fresh and cool and smooth. I can understand KingLuis's impression of cinnamon, although I had more of a vision of cinnamon-dusted, candied rosebuds rather than chewing gum. So there are indeed warm, almost spicy notes.
Overall, Trouble in Heaven is an even, calm fragrance that flows along without much development and eventually fades gently and almost unnoticed. Trouble was yesterday, today everything is peaceful...
Skjomi 8 years ago