10/17/2018

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FabianO
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Really enthusiastic - very artfully arranged powdery-dusty-citric grass scent
Every now and then perfumes come out that impress me with their independence and that radiate a speciality that makes you realize that the perfumer really cared about his work.
"Sur La Route", my first fragrance ever from the designer handbags creator, is very catchy for me. And the pretty impressive 8.6 points above don't come from about.
First there is something dusty, very dry on the skin, mixed with a few fine lemon sprinkles. One thinks remotely of "Habit Rouge" in a quite different way, which gets along without orange.
This slightly desert dusty, also discreetly powdered, is complemented by a quite central, very fine grass note. Very finely balanced, not strictly green or too vegetable, but very lightly hay-like and casual.
Peru balsam, which is described in literature as heavy, discreetly sweet, like slightly smoky vanilla, may be responsible in "Sur la Route" for the somewhat sweet dusty resinousness. Balsamic in the whole in any case, the arrangement tenderly and nobly embracing and the citric and grassy a dotted warmth lend.
This is already a really exquisite classic French fragrance style, which this Vuitton is able to reproduce. Somewhere between cultivated, casual to almost solemn, ideally suited for strolling on Parisian streets in mild spring or autumn, but also catching the interface to office use. Beautiful and worth testing!
"Sur La Route", my first fragrance ever from the designer handbags creator, is very catchy for me. And the pretty impressive 8.6 points above don't come from about.
First there is something dusty, very dry on the skin, mixed with a few fine lemon sprinkles. One thinks remotely of "Habit Rouge" in a quite different way, which gets along without orange.
This slightly desert dusty, also discreetly powdered, is complemented by a quite central, very fine grass note. Very finely balanced, not strictly green or too vegetable, but very lightly hay-like and casual.
Peru balsam, which is described in literature as heavy, discreetly sweet, like slightly smoky vanilla, may be responsible in "Sur la Route" for the somewhat sweet dusty resinousness. Balsamic in the whole in any case, the arrangement tenderly and nobly embracing and the citric and grassy a dotted warmth lend.
This is already a really exquisite classic French fragrance style, which this Vuitton is able to reproduce. Somewhere between cultivated, casual to almost solemn, ideally suited for strolling on Parisian streets in mild spring or autumn, but also catching the interface to office use. Beautiful and worth testing!
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