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Hyacinth heliotrope
When a perfume is described as “almond” I assume it’ll be overloaded with heliotrope. I assumed right.
It’s powdery almond-y, with a lot of hyacinth in the opening. It is unfortunately a case of the sum being lesser than its parts. I’d want to smell of heliotrope in a colder day; I’d enjoy the smell of hyacinth in a warmer day; I can’t imagine a situation where I’d want to smell of both.
It’s powdery almond-y, with a lot of hyacinth in the opening. It is unfortunately a case of the sum being lesser than its parts. I’d want to smell of heliotrope in a colder day; I’d enjoy the smell of hyacinth in a warmer day; I can’t imagine a situation where I’d want to smell of both.