Top Notes 
Bergamot
Kumquat
Heart Notes 
Blue lily-of-the-valley
Jasmine
Orange blossom
Rose
Base Notes 
Vetiver
Musk
Patchouli
Chypre accord
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Where he is right, he is right!
When I receive sample mail from Hamburg, it is usually a whole series. The guys from this great city are quite active ;-) Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Which scent does a woman choose as the first to test from such a series? Of course, Plaisir d'Amour!!! Who can resist the joys of love? Accordingly, I expected something that I associate with it - as it turned out, a gross misjudgment!
And Ergoproxy is right again, the pyramid is not complete (correction submitted). The base with patchouli, musk, vetiver, and a chypre accent is missing.
And you were also right with the assessment that it could pass as a 60s scent.
The opening comes across quite fruity - I once had a kumquat tree with many, many fruits on it, which I cooked into a very delicious jam. Therefore, I can only confirm, the opening is a fruity kumquat scent. Bergamot hardly comes into play, but I can already perceive a decent amount of musk here.
And once again, Ergoproxy is right - Plaisir d'Amour is a chypre. Unfortunately, it is one of those types that I don’t particularly like. The musk bothers me immensely, even though the heart delivers a wonderful floral bouquet that is completely free of sweetness.
But there is also the base - and here I strike. Patchouli CAN smell great, but here it doesn’t appeal to me - it’s too earthy - nor does the combination with musk. However, for those who like or prefer this slightly dirty note, Plaisir d'Amour is warmly recommended.
The longevity is top-notch, the sillage is very good, so careful dosing is advised.
Well, and I was wrong in my comment on your comment, dear Ergoproxy. It is not a scent for Flori :-)
Which scent does a woman choose as the first to test from such a series? Of course, Plaisir d'Amour!!! Who can resist the joys of love? Accordingly, I expected something that I associate with it - as it turned out, a gross misjudgment!
And Ergoproxy is right again, the pyramid is not complete (correction submitted). The base with patchouli, musk, vetiver, and a chypre accent is missing.
And you were also right with the assessment that it could pass as a 60s scent.
The opening comes across quite fruity - I once had a kumquat tree with many, many fruits on it, which I cooked into a very delicious jam. Therefore, I can only confirm, the opening is a fruity kumquat scent. Bergamot hardly comes into play, but I can already perceive a decent amount of musk here.
And once again, Ergoproxy is right - Plaisir d'Amour is a chypre. Unfortunately, it is one of those types that I don’t particularly like. The musk bothers me immensely, even though the heart delivers a wonderful floral bouquet that is completely free of sweetness.
But there is also the base - and here I strike. Patchouli CAN smell great, but here it doesn’t appeal to me - it’s too earthy - nor does the combination with musk. However, for those who like or prefer this slightly dirty note, Plaisir d'Amour is warmly recommended.
The longevity is top-notch, the sillage is very good, so careful dosing is advised.
Well, and I was wrong in my comment on your comment, dear Ergoproxy. It is not a scent for Flori :-)
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