Top Notes 
Bergamot
Mandarin orange
Ylang-ylang
Heart Notes 
Iris
Jasmine
Lavender
Base Notes 
Musk
Sandalwood
Tonka bean05/26/2025
Akira1005
194 Reviews
Akira1005
2
Changing from Yara to Gentleman.In other words, a gentlewoman
I went to a Mucha store. I'll explain the brand later.Read only if you want to.
The scent is Yara Eau de Parfum , which may be misleading because I keep using examples.It really does seem like Yara. You'll understand if you look at the notes.
But when you put it on, it's just like the last note of GIVENCHY's Gentleman Givenchy Eau de Parfum OG. It has a lot less synthetic amber (probably ambroxide) that gives you an annoying headache, and just a quiet, soft musk. Here's the official explanation."Camellia... the temptation of the Lady of the Camellias entrusted to mellow flowers where nobility and sensuality compete.
Camellia, a flower that originally has no scent, smells of rich amber floral in Mucha's world. The bitter sweetness of ylang-ylang binds the light top notes of bergamot and mandarin. The oriental jasmine, iris and lavender that emerge one after another from there are filled with a fleeting sense of happiness reminiscent of a one-night dream. The hidden passion of the Lady of the Camellias makes us a little bolder than usual. The mellow amberwood woven with musk, tonka bean and sandalwood encourages us to wake up. The power of sincere love even in the present day will encourage someone in love."
The scent lasts for about 4 hours. If you wear Gentleman and ride a crowded train in Tokyo, Japan, you will probably get bad things written on Twitter, but this is probably okay. Lol It's also good for men who love GIVENCHY Gentleman but get headaches when they wear it.I don't feel strange when men wear this fragrance.
To be honest, the bottle is cute and the scent is not the kind of perfume that gives me a headache, so it's a pretty high score. But I didn't loosen my wallet. I'm not interested in the kind of scent that makes you think, "Oh, this girl is kind and polite, folds her clothes properly,she keeps her nails and hair nice, she's a nice girl." I don't have any desire to be a good woman or be thought of as a nice woman, so I don't want to pay for it. I'd be happy if it was free. (I wrote about this in my Yara review.) I just can't react to this kind of "girly scent". It's not my scent.
Brand description --------
This brand is parented by a Japanese company called Mash Labo, which actually makes homeware such as "Gelato Pique". (Marshmallow-touch ice cream-colored pajamas)For some reason, they ended up teaming up with a foundation run by Mucha's grandson, and the Japanese brand was launched with the Mucha Foundation's official approval, which is an unusual history.
The bottles are also made with attention to detail, and the glass is uneven to recreate the Art Deco style. If you look closely, it's distorted and looks like old glass. The EDT "RODO" also uses a painting by Mucha, who worked on the advertisement for the first spray-type perfume sold in France, and this story is also interesting. At that time in France,spray-type perfumes like today had not been developed (naturally), and the glass case was shaped like a dropper. So there was no straw inside. Therefore, the 10ml EDT size uses light refraction to make the straw inside invisible all the way to the line where the perfume is in. Also, the women in Mucha's paintings used for Iris and Camellia are linked to the scent of the perfume inside the bottle, and the women's ages are different. (but it's not for a specific age group.) the tip of the crystal cap used in "Hyacinthus" and other bottles is said to be modeled after the hair ornaments of the women in Mucha's paintings. The attention to detail in the bottles is very Japanese. The yearning for France is also very Japanese.
The scent is Yara Eau de Parfum , which may be misleading because I keep using examples.It really does seem like Yara. You'll understand if you look at the notes.
But when you put it on, it's just like the last note of GIVENCHY's Gentleman Givenchy Eau de Parfum OG. It has a lot less synthetic amber (probably ambroxide) that gives you an annoying headache, and just a quiet, soft musk. Here's the official explanation."Camellia... the temptation of the Lady of the Camellias entrusted to mellow flowers where nobility and sensuality compete.
Camellia, a flower that originally has no scent, smells of rich amber floral in Mucha's world. The bitter sweetness of ylang-ylang binds the light top notes of bergamot and mandarin. The oriental jasmine, iris and lavender that emerge one after another from there are filled with a fleeting sense of happiness reminiscent of a one-night dream. The hidden passion of the Lady of the Camellias makes us a little bolder than usual. The mellow amberwood woven with musk, tonka bean and sandalwood encourages us to wake up. The power of sincere love even in the present day will encourage someone in love."
The scent lasts for about 4 hours. If you wear Gentleman and ride a crowded train in Tokyo, Japan, you will probably get bad things written on Twitter, but this is probably okay. Lol It's also good for men who love GIVENCHY Gentleman but get headaches when they wear it.I don't feel strange when men wear this fragrance.
To be honest, the bottle is cute and the scent is not the kind of perfume that gives me a headache, so it's a pretty high score. But I didn't loosen my wallet. I'm not interested in the kind of scent that makes you think, "Oh, this girl is kind and polite, folds her clothes properly,she keeps her nails and hair nice, she's a nice girl." I don't have any desire to be a good woman or be thought of as a nice woman, so I don't want to pay for it. I'd be happy if it was free. (I wrote about this in my Yara review.) I just can't react to this kind of "girly scent". It's not my scent.
Brand description --------
This brand is parented by a Japanese company called Mash Labo, which actually makes homeware such as "Gelato Pique". (Marshmallow-touch ice cream-colored pajamas)For some reason, they ended up teaming up with a foundation run by Mucha's grandson, and the Japanese brand was launched with the Mucha Foundation's official approval, which is an unusual history.
The bottles are also made with attention to detail, and the glass is uneven to recreate the Art Deco style. If you look closely, it's distorted and looks like old glass. The EDT "RODO" also uses a painting by Mucha, who worked on the advertisement for the first spray-type perfume sold in France, and this story is also interesting. At that time in France,spray-type perfumes like today had not been developed (naturally), and the glass case was shaped like a dropper. So there was no straw inside. Therefore, the 10ml EDT size uses light refraction to make the straw inside invisible all the way to the line where the perfume is in. Also, the women in Mucha's paintings used for Iris and Camellia are linked to the scent of the perfume inside the bottle, and the women's ages are different. (but it's not for a specific age group.) the tip of the crystal cap used in "Hyacinthus" and other bottles is said to be modeled after the hair ornaments of the women in Mucha's paintings. The attention to detail in the bottles is very Japanese. The yearning for France is also very Japanese.
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