Find Me (No.2/Seek) Folie à Plusieurs 2019
Find Me (No.2/Seek)
The second expression from LFaP's little experiment: giving the same inspiration to two different perfumers and seeing what each comes up with. In this case, the inspiration being Andre Aciman's "Find Me" - the sequel to "Call Me By Your Name"
For version #2, we get David Chieze, the partner of Mark Buxton who did version #1. This is a sexier, slightly darker concoction, and unlike Buxton's "Find Me" (which I found more overtly feminine) this one reads much more unisex.
It's definitely floral, but not explosively. The lily here drifts in through a window, mingling with the aroma of bedsheets and musk. Nothing body-odorish about this musk, though - maybe that's their patented "skin accord" that's shown up in a few of their recent blends. The tobacco is distinctly of the green variety, nothing smoky or ashy to it. There's a sleeping-in-with-your-partner with the windows open vibe here. It's like a sexy, lazy, morning haze that drifts with you throughout the day. Good stuff.
For version #2, we get David Chieze, the partner of Mark Buxton who did version #1. This is a sexier, slightly darker concoction, and unlike Buxton's "Find Me" (which I found more overtly feminine) this one reads much more unisex.
It's definitely floral, but not explosively. The lily here drifts in through a window, mingling with the aroma of bedsheets and musk. Nothing body-odorish about this musk, though - maybe that's their patented "skin accord" that's shown up in a few of their recent blends. The tobacco is distinctly of the green variety, nothing smoky or ashy to it. There's a sleeping-in-with-your-partner with the windows open vibe here. It's like a sexy, lazy, morning haze that drifts with you throughout the day. Good stuff.
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