Citrus fruits
Lavender
Spices
Woody notes
Judicial Sandpaper
Seerose
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uninspiring
There is hardly anything to write about "M de Bourbon." I have searched through all the fragrances from "Princesse Marina de Bourbon." Because I am not sure that I have chosen the right scent here.
On the white sample spray, it says in blue writing, with a crown above:
"Princesse Marine de Bourbon" and nothing else.
To my surprise, I found out that it is supposed to be a masculine scent. After that, I looked through all of them again. But all the others have an additional name.
A citrusy, fruity, not very sweet scent, with a slight spicy note and that’s where I’m already at the end. "M de Bourbon" develops a bit more, becoming more citrusy, somewhat harsher. But it basically remains a fruity scent. Then it becomes a little milder, white musk could be the reason for that.
The longevity is satisfactory, the sillage is good at first, but fades.
This scent really smells very plain, to put it mildly.
I classify it as feminine, despite the peppery note.
On the white sample spray, it says in blue writing, with a crown above:
"Princesse Marine de Bourbon" and nothing else.
To my surprise, I found out that it is supposed to be a masculine scent. After that, I looked through all of them again. But all the others have an additional name.
A citrusy, fruity, not very sweet scent, with a slight spicy note and that’s where I’m already at the end. "M de Bourbon" develops a bit more, becoming more citrusy, somewhat harsher. But it basically remains a fruity scent. Then it becomes a little milder, white musk could be the reason for that.
The longevity is satisfactory, the sillage is good at first, but fades.
This scent really smells very plain, to put it mildly.
I classify it as feminine, despite the peppery note.
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