A noble, expensive bottle with a semi-precious stone cap undoubtedly draws all eyes to itself. The fragrance contained in such a bottle is very costly, but is it worth the money?
With Artimitia, we have a perfume of the "typical vanilla cuddle scent" variety like Aubade le Parfum (just without the almond), "Satin" by Lalique (very similar), "Vanilla Extasy" by Montale (similar, but without peach and with a nicer musk), etc.... Long list, short meaning: the scent starts and ends sweet: vanilla + musk are the main components that are primarily noticeable.
Wood, orange blossoms? Perhaps. There is a rather short phase in the progression where these are also perceptible, through a particularly intensified bitter note. But as mentioned - quite short. Ginger? I don't smell it at all. Maybe vanilla is a bit gingery at the beginning? Everything else - musk and vanilla, vanilla and musk. Originality? 0%.
Longevity and sillage? Typically good for this type of fragrance.
Is the scent worth the money? Only if you have money in abundance. Otherwise, no purchase recommendation. (As mentioned, there are cheaper alternatives.)
Hyazinthe 7 years ago 