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gorgeous neverending summer fig tea
I think fig can be declined in a very laidback elegant way. that's not new. Think Premier Figuier or Philosikos... not similar perfumes but similar vibes: the same kind of slender gorgeous elegance you'll find in Isleta.
Tea, on the other hand can have this summery noble easygoing noblege Bvlgari showed us.
Isleta is better (and I own and love Eau au The Bleu, which is very -however- very different). I mean Isleta is more than tea and fig. there's an intriguing something in the opening (guess is the medarda? no idea). there's a blend of sunny summer greenness that never becomes to much, a grounded dry down...there's balance, there's joy... I think Michael Nordstrand did a gorgeous job with this summery scent that I happily wear in luminous days.
Tea, on the other hand can have this summery noble easygoing noblege Bvlgari showed us.
Isleta is better (and I own and love Eau au The Bleu, which is very -however- very different). I mean Isleta is more than tea and fig. there's an intriguing something in the opening (guess is the medarda? no idea). there's a blend of sunny summer greenness that never becomes to much, a grounded dry down...there's balance, there's joy... I think Michael Nordstrand did a gorgeous job with this summery scent that I happily wear in luminous days.