Joan of Arc is primarily fruity-sweet. Somehow I sometimes feel it's not entirely synthetic/artificial, and then on the other hand, I occasionally have exactly the opposite feeling. Then it seems very artificial. I'm always a bit torn about whether I really like this scent.
The Joan of Arc starts off very sweet and fruity right away.
Especially a strongly artificially created strawberry presents itself enormously here. The scents are reminiscent of fruity shampoos, as mentioned here already.
Some shampoos do contain strawberry, and it really smells similar.
However, I do find that at the very beginning, you can actually perceive a bit of rose as well.
The jasmine note then also resonates a little later. The floral notes give the fragrance a slightly different twist.
The strong artificially fruity-sweet side of the fragrance clearly takes the lead, and towards the end, it is completely back again.
The strawberry is merely replaced by a raspberry.
Still, this artificial strawberry touch is still in my nose. It has probably burned itself in quite a bit, haha.
That's about it.
Relatively simple without major transitions.
The longevity and sillage are quite good on my skin.
It lasts its eight hours. When projecting, it is a bit weaker.
