Aurora PP Perfumes 2012

Since I had never heard of "PP Perfums," I took a look at the homepage of a perfume brand for the first time to evaluate it. "PP Perfumes" is a Finnish perfume brand. Aurora is one of their fragrances. Since I don't speak Finnish, I clicked on the Swedish version (I haven't learned Swedish, but as a North German who knows Low German and Dutch, I can manage to piece it together, I know what it's about).
First, the base is described, explaining "Aurora": The base has a creamy scent note from cedarwood, vanilla, patchouli, and iris.
Yes, that's true, Aurora immediately smells creamy, woody, resinous, gourmand.
Secondly, "Aurora" is described as a romantic fragrance with jasmine, rose, hyacinth, and daffodil.
These white flowers together with the rose smell very fine; for just a brief moment, I catch a hint of these flowers that often smell overpowering to me. It's surprising because three of these floral scents are mentioned in the heart note. It is a well-crafted, lovely fragrance.
Thirdly, it is described that "Aurora" opens with sparkling freshness and sweetness from orange blossoms, freesias, bergamot, and peach.
Right, a slight citrus freshness appears over time.
When I consider that orange blossoms and freesias can sometimes smell quite strong in fragrances, I can only counter: But not in "Aurora."
A successful composition of a creamy scent where the flowers take precedence, with a minimal citrus note. "Aurora," fully developed, has a non-dominant gourmand note from vanilla and peach, which I perceive with a hint of bitterness and a touch of balsamic resinousness.
The longevity is good, the sillage is close to the body.
An exclusively feminine perfume. I would particularly recommend this scent to young girls; "Aurora" suits them not only by name. But of course, it also fits any other age group for those who enjoy, perhaps only occasionally, a delicate, creamy, finely floral scent around them and on themselves.