Mango
Blackcurrant
Ylang-ylang09/06/2025
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Delicious/Fresh/Beautiful
In the fragrance notes, there is nothing citrusy, yet it is. I would have guessed mandarin because of the fruitiness, but that is probably the mango.
Fresh, with a nice rounding/warmth/depth, not boring but without disturbing peaks (like dominant flowers, for example :-D).
Nothing extremely special, but also nothing that could be bothersome.
The longevity is okay (rather good), as is generally the case with the series, but due to the freshness, it is naturally a bit more fleeting.
For summer, a pleasant scent, or when you want to feel fresh and at the same time "comfortable" (without vanilla).
Ylang Ylang scents have often been too Eastern-creamy for me, but that is NOT the case here.
I like it! Still, it's not something I would repurchase, as it is a bit too unremarkable.
I can also imagine that it works quite well together with "Chance Eau Fraîche (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel," which I always enhance a bit through layering. (Today, 3x 20ml and a dupe of it arrived because I have chosen it as my everyday scent. But I need to mix in some variation notes..)
Therefore: Happy about this 2.5 ml sample [from the Discovery Set].
--> Perroy himself writes:
"We decided to only talk about the 3 most important ingredients to make it easier for you to choose your perfume."
So, you probably smell more here than is listed in the fragrance notes.
And: "It is absolutely possible to combine them as well." - Yes, to add more dimensions, because the scent experience of the perfumes in this series is not very complex when experienced individually. Therefore, one probably does not end up choosing full bottles of them. (My assumption..)
... I tried the layering, specifically with the Chance dupe (the original was too precious to me, and the dupe is also not as nice/effective as the original on its own): I really like this layering, and I can wear it well when I need to be "representative" for work: professional, not standout, in a suit. It smells appropriately subtle but still a little interesting (more interesting than the Chance alone). And better than without perfume.
Together with the Chance, I now also don’t smell anything citrusy here anymore. Probably the Chance absorbs that with its own citrus notes.
Fresh, with a nice rounding/warmth/depth, not boring but without disturbing peaks (like dominant flowers, for example :-D).
Nothing extremely special, but also nothing that could be bothersome.
The longevity is okay (rather good), as is generally the case with the series, but due to the freshness, it is naturally a bit more fleeting.
For summer, a pleasant scent, or when you want to feel fresh and at the same time "comfortable" (without vanilla).
Ylang Ylang scents have often been too Eastern-creamy for me, but that is NOT the case here.
I like it! Still, it's not something I would repurchase, as it is a bit too unremarkable.
I can also imagine that it works quite well together with "Chance Eau Fraîche (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel," which I always enhance a bit through layering. (Today, 3x 20ml and a dupe of it arrived because I have chosen it as my everyday scent. But I need to mix in some variation notes..)
Therefore: Happy about this 2.5 ml sample [from the Discovery Set].
--> Perroy himself writes:
"We decided to only talk about the 3 most important ingredients to make it easier for you to choose your perfume."
So, you probably smell more here than is listed in the fragrance notes.
And: "It is absolutely possible to combine them as well." - Yes, to add more dimensions, because the scent experience of the perfumes in this series is not very complex when experienced individually. Therefore, one probably does not end up choosing full bottles of them. (My assumption..)
... I tried the layering, specifically with the Chance dupe (the original was too precious to me, and the dupe is also not as nice/effective as the original on its own): I really like this layering, and I can wear it well when I need to be "representative" for work: professional, not standout, in a suit. It smells appropriately subtle but still a little interesting (more interesting than the Chance alone). And better than without perfume.
Together with the Chance, I now also don’t smell anything citrusy here anymore. Probably the Chance absorbs that with its own citrus notes.
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