Top Notes 
Lemon
Orange
Heart Notes 
Lavender
Base Notes 
Bergamot
Clove
Rosemary
Thyme
MariCarmen64
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MariCarmen64
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The Queen of Flowers..
...this is how L.T. Piver describes his homage to lavender, which plays the leading role in this Eau de Cologne.
About the scent:
The opening is citrusy and, to be honest, not one of the most beautiful citrus openings.
Fortunately, the transition to the heart note happens quite quickly, and then it arrives.
The queen, lavender. She is so beautiful that she doesn’t like anything beside her and thus draws full attention to herself alone, remaining quite linear the whole time.
In the base, she still plays the leading role, but she beautifully merges with the spices and bergamot (which adds a little citrusy extra kick).
The noticeable rosemary and thyme give this Eau de Cologne a lovely sophistication.
Sillage and longevity are quite good for an Eau de Cologne. On my skin, a very good 4 hours.
Conclusion:
You have to like lavender. Thanks to the lavender and the spices, it’s unisex.
About the scent:
The opening is citrusy and, to be honest, not one of the most beautiful citrus openings.
Fortunately, the transition to the heart note happens quite quickly, and then it arrives.
The queen, lavender. She is so beautiful that she doesn’t like anything beside her and thus draws full attention to herself alone, remaining quite linear the whole time.
In the base, she still plays the leading role, but she beautifully merges with the spices and bergamot (which adds a little citrusy extra kick).
The noticeable rosemary and thyme give this Eau de Cologne a lovely sophistication.
Sillage and longevity are quite good for an Eau de Cologne. On my skin, a very good 4 hours.
Conclusion:
You have to like lavender. Thanks to the lavender and the spices, it’s unisex.
JulieFä91
