...buzz around me. The top note starts off almost provocatively fruity - verbena, cardamom, and orange blossom are not exactly quiet little streams. There’s a bit of a lively vibe here, but not over the top, not coarse, as it immediately becomes very powdery without losing its fruitiness. I instantly envision a salon where older, delicate ladies are animatedly chatting, their eyes sparkling, with their pinkies slightly raised from their teacups, laughter ringing out often. The colors are pastel, the furniture ornate.
Everything is present except for the base note, with rose and violet playing lively roles. Camellia - I don’t know what it smells like. On my test strip, everything remains intact until the next day, bravo.
I like the camellia lady, I also like the image conveyed to me by this fragrance. However, I wouldn’t wear it myself. I can imagine it being absolutely enchanting on the right woman.
