This is, although the trademark patchouli is present in the base, a bright, radiant fragrance. So radiant that it often comes across as plastic or bleached teeth - very forced and artificial. Wedding scent and lovebirds can be understood - but to be honest: the fragrance isn’t that great. There are a thousand better alternatives for my wedding. And above all, more high-quality and interesting ones. This is simply not a character fragrance - sweet, cheerful, colorful, and quite nice. But totally overpriced and faceless.
The fragrance starts off very festive - green and fruity. Oranges and plums on a juicy meadow. Then this initial wow effect diminishes more and more - the scent becomes woodier and more boring. The occasionally sharp rose doesn’t change that either. The base is a bright patchouli base - the white musk is noticeable and brightens up the otherwise grim patchouli. I quite like this again. But what the brand House of Sillage, which I would really associate with rich millionaire daughters lacking taste and character based on the bottles, always wants to achieve with the completely mismatched patchouli? I don’t quite understand.
Longevity 8 hours. Sillage initially strong, then strongly diminishing and almost skin close. Bottle: a matter of taste, like all from HoS!
I hope in conclusion that Tiara does better tomorrow and finally crowns it all ;-)
The scents don't appeal to me at all, especially because of those cheesy bottles. Yeah, and the contents don't really do it for me either - sugary water alert. ;-)
Blauemaus 12 years ago