Étoile de Wood (Eau de Parfum) by Mademoiselle Wood

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Étoile de Wood Mademoiselle Wood Eau de Parfum

5.6 / 10 17 Ratings

A perfume by Mademoiselle Wood for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is green-woody. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Green

Woody

Resinous

Spicy

Synthetic

Fragrance Notes

Mint

Orange

Ginger

Gronthelwix

Ratings

Scent

5.617 Ratings

Longevity

4.515 Ratings

Sillage

4.114 Ratings

Bottle

4.223 Ratings

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6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/01/2013

2Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Marron
98 Reviews

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Marron

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Beautiful Surprise!

After reading the previous comments, I expected a magnificent specimen of a conifer, at least as large and beautiful as the one the Griswold family brings home at the beginning of the titular film, and instead I get:
Pine needle bubble bath (with my nose over a full bottle and taking a deep breath) and a plastic Christmas tree to assemble.
That's not nice, and I hope that by Christmas I will have recovered from the shock!

10/14/2013

7Scent 5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Bellemorte
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Bellemorte

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Latschenkiefer Cold Bath

When I was a child, my grandma often had a cold bath from Aldi in winter - it was labeled Latschenkiefer. Dark green, intensely smelling of coniferous trees and a little minty, I got to enjoy it quite often. Nowadays, it’s no longer available like that - or rather, there’s only a pale successor. And now I know why:
When I opened the bottle of Christmas Tree, the Latschenkiefer cold bath cloud shot out immediately - although the liquid isn’t dark green, the scent is spot on. Apparently, Aldi sold the rights to the fragrance to Demeter :-D

The longevity is mediocre; I consciously perceive it for 2-3 hours, after that you have to search for it on the skin (just like the cold bath ;-)). The sillage is rather weak.

12/21/2013

4Scent 10Longevity 7.5Sillage

Seerose
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Seerose

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Chest Balm

Strange, yesterday I wrote a comment about "Christmas Tree." It's no longer there. Well, here it is again:
"Christmas Tree" smells to me like menthol chest rub. It was or is a balm for rubbing on the back and chest, which has a strong scent of menthol, camphor, pine oil, and coniferous balsam in general.
It used to be rubbed on the upper body for coughs and colds and was supposed to combat and alleviate infections of the upper respiratory tract. Camphor relaxes the bronchi and was previously used for asthma.
You could also imagine "Christmas Tree" somewhat like "Tiger Balm." There are other liquids for inhalation and rubbing, as well as sauna infusions, scented tissues that have a similar smell and certainly have antiseptic effects for colds.
But a Christmas tree with such a scent? No thanks! Anyway, most of the Christmas trees sold in recent years unfortunately no longer have the scent of coniferous trees. This may seem authentic to people for whom Christmas falls in the summer and who have to use artificial Christmas trees. They could use it as a fragrance spray. But as mentioned above, a sauna infusion, a cold cloth soaked with something similar, or rubbing alcohol would also serve this purpose.
In a fragrance library, the scent should not be missing, but it should not be called "Christmas Tree."

01/03/2014

5Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Fefaminz
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Larch Pine Full Bath

Well, if one were to set up a pine tree as a Christmas tree, the name might be somewhat fitting. However, I am sitting right next to my Christmas tree, which smells wonderful, and I can only think of my mother's full baths with larch pine extract. As I mentioned, I don't wear library scents as perfume, but with this scent, everyone thinks I've just taken a bath!

Explanation: I do not test these scents on my skin as perfume, but on cotton pads as an impression of this scent library.

04/12/2010

6Scent 2.5Longevity

DonVanVliet
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Coniferous Scent

Once again, a conifer scent from Demeter. Unfortunately, I can only detect a single fragrance note: conifer. I would have expected a few Christmas spices. What a pity...

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