Fatina Karamat Collection

To be honest, I expected something completely different from an oriental flower scent, namely a scent that comes around the corner with kettledrums and trumpets, as well as riots and ties. It's completely new to me that in the Orient you can also create very delicate, quiet scents.

The jasmine is very delicate and fine, which is gradually pollinated by soft iris. In addition there is a light vanilla, which never pushes itself into the foreground or even tries to dominate the fragrance. It remains in the background and supports this delicate floral breath. Fatina remains almost transparent throughout the entire fragrance and this does not change with the patch. Only a very, very light earthy note completes the fragrance structure. I don't even notice the orange blossom by the way.

The first sunny, warmer day after a cold winter that gives a hint of spring - that's how I would describe Fatina. Spring is probably also the perfect season to wear this fragrance and even in summer you won't bother anyone with it. For cold days, in my opinion, stronger fragrances are needed.

I have a shelf life of about 5 hours, but from the beginning only close to the skin, which is absolutely fine for such a delicate nipple. An overdose is excluded, because you would have to set the spray head to "continuous fire".

I can't rate the bottle because I only have a 20 ml Pocket Spray and this container, bottle can't be called with much benevolence, is ugly, cheap, pink and also made of plastic. Nice is different and I fear that the 50 ml bottle also looks rather cheap.

Fatina was a blind purchase, but one that can be dared in this price range. I was really surprised by the scent, although not completely convinced. Beautiful, delicate and fine it is, however, in any case and all the filigree fragrance webs love should Fatina absolutely test.