Haha, thanks 😅 yeah, it's really not my style either. But I'm sure it wouldn't be unpopular if more people knew about it! It's a very gourmand gourmand.
Yeah, maybe. Although, it’s probably meant to be that way-lots of sweetness and gourmand notes. They really cooked it up, just didn’t use the right recipe for my nose 😅
I can totally agree with your last sentence. And I think the bottle (especially the color) fits perfectly with your picture. It actually made me step back a bit.
Yeah, it's alright, I think it will find an audience, but I'm not one of them. To me, it's really a full-on gourmand - everything I smell is edible or drinkable (except for the gloves, but they’re only there briefly, who knows what my nose is picking up, it’s not too bothersome 😅).
The first 5 minutes are awful for me, like a sweet rum pot, brutally alcoholic - I really don’t like (anymore) a lot of rum in perfumes. It settles down soon, becoming more pleasant, but still very sticky, slightly caramelized sugar. It actually smells like meringues to me. Just on the verge of being overbaked (and I also absolutely don’t like meringues, sorry, poor scent, you ended up as a freebie with me 😅). You can clearly recognize the flowers, you can smell the oranges (as candied orange, so dried, sweet orange), and it all comes together into a sweet, slightly sticky overall impression. That’s fine in itself; you just have to like it. Maybe around Christmas time? However, there’s a tiny off-note in there; I think it smells a bit like black nitrile gloves. So the cook is baking with gloves. Interesting.
All in all, it’s certainly not wrong for those of us who love it sweet and very gourmand. For me, it’s too much, especially now in summer, I can’t do much with it.
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I'm not familiar with the brand.
All in all, it’s certainly not wrong for those of us who love it sweet and very gourmand. For me, it’s too much, especially now in summer, I can’t do much with it.