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Spicy-Sweet Fragrance Joy
So, now I will still write a review, after I already wrote a short statement a few days ago.
In a drugstore I trust, which occasionally has some interesting niche labels alongside a few designer classics or new releases, I received this sample.
Shortly after spraying it on my wrist, I have a kind of syrupy gingerbread and Christmas market association. It quickly develops into a “labdanum” amber-vanilla.
I also perceive a bit of nutgrass and osmanthus.
My fragrance experience transports me to a delicious gourmet fair, where the most luxurious treats, including fine spirits and autumn-winter sweet delicacies, are offered for tasting.
Booze is not listed anywhere in the fragrance pyramid, nor is the - for me - quite clear licorice note that slowly crystallizes in the drydown.
All in all, I find this fragrance so far the best from the brand Jean Poivre. For me, it definitely has something gourmand. Although I can't really identify a significant fragrance progression, I find the scent solid.
In any case, it has never developed an unpleasant note on my skin and it dances with me so sweetly and joyfully in the swirling autumn leaves or the first snow flurries.
I can recommend sweet-tooths to test the fragrance and hope that it is enjoyed just as much.
Edit: Just today, this otherwise delicious fragrance, which lasts for hours, developed a somewhat “sweaty” note for me towards the end, meaning when I can only smell it closely. This word would probably describe it best.
Unfortunately, I have experienced this off note with other Jean Poivre fragrances on certain days, always towards the end of the drydown.
Okay, too bad. But I will still wear what I have left of the fragrance as long as it is enjoyable.
Either I will enhance it with a specially created layering combo, try something out, or otherwise I will just wash it off.
In a drugstore I trust, which occasionally has some interesting niche labels alongside a few designer classics or new releases, I received this sample.
Shortly after spraying it on my wrist, I have a kind of syrupy gingerbread and Christmas market association. It quickly develops into a “labdanum” amber-vanilla.
I also perceive a bit of nutgrass and osmanthus.
My fragrance experience transports me to a delicious gourmet fair, where the most luxurious treats, including fine spirits and autumn-winter sweet delicacies, are offered for tasting.
Booze is not listed anywhere in the fragrance pyramid, nor is the - for me - quite clear licorice note that slowly crystallizes in the drydown.
All in all, I find this fragrance so far the best from the brand Jean Poivre. For me, it definitely has something gourmand. Although I can't really identify a significant fragrance progression, I find the scent solid.
In any case, it has never developed an unpleasant note on my skin and it dances with me so sweetly and joyfully in the swirling autumn leaves or the first snow flurries.
I can recommend sweet-tooths to test the fragrance and hope that it is enjoyed just as much.
Edit: Just today, this otherwise delicious fragrance, which lasts for hours, developed a somewhat “sweaty” note for me towards the end, meaning when I can only smell it closely. This word would probably describe it best.
Unfortunately, I have experienced this off note with other Jean Poivre fragrances on certain days, always towards the end of the drydown.
Okay, too bad. But I will still wear what I have left of the fragrance as long as it is enjoyable.
Either I will enhance it with a specially created layering combo, try something out, or otherwise I will just wash it off.
Updated on 11/04/2024
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Peppery notes
Cinnamon
Labdanum
Osmanthus
Musk
Vanilla
Ambergris
Nagarmotha
Vetiver




Gandix
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