Insolence Guerlain 2008 Eau de Parfum

I must confess, I'm not much of a flower connoisseur outside of the perfume world. In flower stores I usually face loud unknowns.

Accordingly, my knowledge of violets was also low.
Yes, of course, I have seen them often. But how they smell, phew, no idea.

However, after I was sent an Insolence sample of a very dear Parfuma, and I applied just this, I realized that I know very well, how violets smell:

The scent smells one to one like my grandparents' curd soap.
For as long as I can remember, they have had an oval bar of purple soap on the toilet.

The smell of violets and associated Insolence I would describe, what a wonder, as unobtrusive soapy and very gentle.
The smell of the perfume is supported by a background iris powderiness and latently perceptible fruit notes.
The fragrance is known relaxing and overall pleasant.
This becomes him at least with me also, however, a little to the crux, because I associate with the smell, as beautiful as I find him, just my grandparents.

Even if it will not work in my case, I think that the fragrance for others again could be so oldschool that he already seems modern again.
Nice to smell he is always.

I think I'll wear it the next time I visit my grandparents.