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Sponge roll filled with lemon/vanilla cream.
I bought a bottle of For Her Musc Noir Rose here in the Souk and was given a generous bottle of Casamorati - Dama Bianca Eau de Parfum by the super lovely lady @Clarissa, among other things. Looking back, I'm so incredibly grateful that I came across this fragrance because I would never have thought of trying it on my own.
Since I haven't jumped on the XerJoff bandwagon yet, am relatively new to the world of fragrances and my collection is more than manageable and affordable, I held the atomizer to my nose with pure curiosity and without any expectations and immediately knew "oh God, oh yes, oh yes, this will be something, oh yes it smells good, oh my God, yes". Two sprays on my wrist later, and my initial reaction was so confirmed.
The fragrance opens very fresh and citrusy. The/the/that? Kumquat is very noticeable and I personally like it very much. Kumquat smells citrusy to me, paired with a slight creaminess, so it doesn't make the opening too bitter/citrusy/cloying. Fresh, young & sparkling, that's how it smells at first. After a few minutes, beautiful white floral accords are added, which are always accompanied by a very authentic, pleasant and, above all, high-quality vanilla note. For me personally, the citrus, lily of the valley, jasmine and vanilla are the most noticeable.
The image, smell and taste of a sponge roll filled with a delicious lemon & vanilla cream comes irrevocably to mind. Light, very sweet & yet fresh, easily digestible & summery.
Yes, the scent is very vanilla-y but it's not a sticky, cheap, syrupy vanilla. It's a fresh vanilla bean accompanied by fresh citrusy and creamy white floral notes.
To me it smells sweet, fresh, clean and creamy, almost pudding-like (in a very good way). At no point does it smell powdery, at least to me.
Although I describe it as very edible, it is not a typical heavy gourmand fragrance, at least for me. The citrusy notes remain present right into the drydown, making it smell fresh and sweet rather than sticky and sweet.
Sillage is OK. My environment does not perceive the fragrance extremely. However, perhaps this will change when I wear the fragrance on warmer days. I will come back to the durability at a later date and am still testing it.
The aesthetics of the fragrance are classy, noble, white, light, cheerful & sweet. It is a fragrance for women in their late 20's/early 30's. It has a certain mature elegance and should not be worn with crop tops and jeans with holes. At least in my opinion, it goes best with a light linen outfit or a light feminine dress that doesn't show too much skin.
Since I haven't jumped on the XerJoff bandwagon yet, am relatively new to the world of fragrances and my collection is more than manageable and affordable, I held the atomizer to my nose with pure curiosity and without any expectations and immediately knew "oh God, oh yes, oh yes, this will be something, oh yes it smells good, oh my God, yes". Two sprays on my wrist later, and my initial reaction was so confirmed.
The fragrance opens very fresh and citrusy. The/the/that? Kumquat is very noticeable and I personally like it very much. Kumquat smells citrusy to me, paired with a slight creaminess, so it doesn't make the opening too bitter/citrusy/cloying. Fresh, young & sparkling, that's how it smells at first. After a few minutes, beautiful white floral accords are added, which are always accompanied by a very authentic, pleasant and, above all, high-quality vanilla note. For me personally, the citrus, lily of the valley, jasmine and vanilla are the most noticeable.
The image, smell and taste of a sponge roll filled with a delicious lemon & vanilla cream comes irrevocably to mind. Light, very sweet & yet fresh, easily digestible & summery.
Yes, the scent is very vanilla-y but it's not a sticky, cheap, syrupy vanilla. It's a fresh vanilla bean accompanied by fresh citrusy and creamy white floral notes.
To me it smells sweet, fresh, clean and creamy, almost pudding-like (in a very good way). At no point does it smell powdery, at least to me.
Although I describe it as very edible, it is not a typical heavy gourmand fragrance, at least for me. The citrusy notes remain present right into the drydown, making it smell fresh and sweet rather than sticky and sweet.
Sillage is OK. My environment does not perceive the fragrance extremely. However, perhaps this will change when I wear the fragrance on warmer days. I will come back to the durability at a later date and am still testing it.
The aesthetics of the fragrance are classy, noble, white, light, cheerful & sweet. It is a fragrance for women in their late 20's/early 30's. It has a certain mature elegance and should not be worn with crop tops and jeans with holes. At least in my opinion, it goes best with a light linen outfit or a light feminine dress that doesn't show too much skin.
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