Bois Farine L'Artisan Parfumeur 2003

Floyd

08/07/2023 - 09:10 AM

Bois Farine

L'Artisan Parfumeur

7.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage 7Bottle

Wheat harvest
Wehn sandalwood shavings
Over flower roots
Into the warm clay barn
Into the soft breakfast grain

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ExUser 2 years ago

On my skin, it comes off more vibrant.

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UntermWert 2 years ago

It could have been my type, but on me, it turned out kind of marzipan-like...

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Yatagan 2 years ago

It disappointed me a bit - like most L'A these days.

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MartialScent 2 years ago

Sounds like a lovely autumn scent. 😊

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Zerotonin 2 years ago

That's always my signature scent starting in the fall :-) I'm looking forward to using it regularly again soon. Great description!

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Jennytammy 2 years ago

I like grainy scents.

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Cenno 2 years ago

Powdered sugar wood? Flour forest? …lost in translation here…

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Tony1106 2 years ago

Clay is a great note!

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CoraKirsch 2 years ago

I would have liked a warm barn. Instead, I smelled more like a construction site...

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JonasP1 2 years ago

That seems to work well.

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Bosworth 2 years ago

I imagine it to be very powdery.

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Seta 2 years ago

It's probably more of a warming boost on cold days!

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Danny264 2 years ago

that sounds too much like pasta to me ;D

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Smoetn 2 years ago

For those who prefer natural...

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Jeob 2 years ago

That's exactly it. Quite nice for a breakfast porridge. :)

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Eggi37 2 years ago

I liked it too. It's unique.

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Salva 2 years ago

Clay isn't really my thing ;)

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Rieke2021 2 years ago

Like freshly ground flour from the grain mill...

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Tofuwachtel 2 years ago

I think I'll skip this breakfast.

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Brida 2 years ago

Muesli with healing clay, still thinking about it.

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Axiomatic 2 years ago

Okay, that one sounds too edible for me, but it definitely sounds well-made.

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Gandix 2 years ago

I liked that.........

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Maren11 2 years ago

I’d be interested to know. What interesting notes!

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Can777 2 years ago

This wheat note wasn't really my thing. Still, an interesting scent..!

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NuiWhakakore 2 years ago

Sounds funny, even though I don't eat breakfast porridge...

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Cfr 2 years ago

He seems really nice.

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Heikeso 2 years ago

I had flour here among other things :-)

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Seejungfrau 2 years ago

Fine wheat sandalwood paste.

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Schoeibksr 2 years ago

Clay is great, Gourmand only in moderation :)

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Setterliebe 2 years ago

Now I'm in the mood for a walk...sounds really nice and natural.

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ExUser 2 years ago

I still get fresh, juicy sawdust in my muesli with that one ;)

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NeverPerfect 2 years ago

I already thought that Eggi reminded me of fieldwork with its notes, and now with your positive opinion, it really seems like good fieldwork ;)

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Marieposa 2 years ago

Funny! I had pancakes for breakfast too :)

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Floyd 2 years ago

Thanks to Zerotonin. Quite an interesting, balanced, and twisty fragrance. The slightly adhesive sandalwood blends well with bright iris roots and various seeds to create a warm, earthy, woody scent that gradually shifts into grain. It ends on a pleasant note reminiscent of breakfast porridge, sweetened with benzoin.

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