Hello folks, and have a good evening. I'm just gonna get right to the scent today without any detours. ... All right, not so fast now, but you must have been scared because you thought I wouldn't be able to get away for much longer, right? There's no pleasing you, either I talk too much or not at all, tssss... D
All right, today it's time for another Jacques Fath fragrance, the Tempête d'Automne from the Fath's Essentials fragrance series, which translates as "autumn storm". But before you sneeze and snort and think of blowing your nose and catching a cold (and by the way... I personally love autumn!! :DD), I should rather mention that autumn storm is not really a storm in autumn. Instead, "Herbststurm" here is the name of a short-hair hairstyle that Jacques Fath gave to one of his models (Bettina Graziani) to make her appear more "divine". ... hmm... I hope you don't all run to the hairdresser and get your hair cut extremely short to look divine as well... :D
Personally, I find longer hairstyles for women (or at least up to the shoulder) rather nicer, but okay, I also admit that for some of them a shorter hairstyle really suits them very well! Come on the guy, head shape and face... uh... Face on :D
All right, let's get to the scent now!
In addition to all the fragrances there is also a sweet component, but I do not know exactly where it comes from. A part of it is in any case due to the cinnamon, because the sweetness of the cinnamon can be smelled out best. The rest is certainly a mix of all the other "ingredients", which could produce sweet scents, including the slightly spicy-berry pink pepper.
A little later the spicy scents become a little stronger. I also smell the coriander better now, in addition I have the sultry flowery note of the Ylang-Ylang and I also have a scent in my nose that reminds me a little bit of anise. Also now you can see the tangy lavender very well, which I find beautiful.
Later again, even the milk comes through a little bit, which I like even less than the coriander note here, as milk often comes across to me like boiling milk, whose smell I find really disgusting to run away from. The milk, however, is quickly overshadowed by all the other scents, just like the coriander, so that the scent in the middle section does not smell as bad as I feared.
Towards the base, the fragrance is softer, the sultry ylang-note and also the slightly strenuous coriander note are clearly weaker or not so disturbing, the sweetish notes mix with the milk into a nice sweet-creamy note and remind a bit of pastry (although the milk note could still be a bit less intense) and with the tonka bean a little powdery is added. You can also smell musk, which also smells sweet and nice. All in all not necessarily my fragrance, but I think that many ladies might like it.
The silage and the durability:*
The sillage is strong and in the beginning even a little room filling. But from the heart note onwards, the fragrance loses a lot of its strength, so that it is still good to smell, but no longer over long distances. The shelf life of eight hours, maybe a little more, is quite good.
Otherwise, the fragrance is an autumn-wintery scent, which has an evening effect and could therefore be something to go out. The gentleness of the fragrance, especially in the late base, could comfort many of you ladies over the cold days, even if I would recommend more vanilla and more beautiful fragrances, as well as a blanket, a comfortable sofa and tea and cookies and so :D
Well, in any case, it is certainly worth a look (or a smell!) for you. And with that I am done again (now you can be happy to be rid of me :D) and I finish here now, in which I wish you all a nice evening, until then :)
Top Notes 
Heart Notes 
Base Notes 
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