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A fragrance that is fruity, fresh, and also somewhat sweet. It leans a bit towards "Bal d'Afrique (Eau de Parfum) | Byredo," I think.
Peach and raspberry harmonize perfectly and give the scent this fruitiness. The tonka bean adds a certain sweetness. Crystal Emerald has potential for a signature scent, as it truly fits all occasions.
The test strip has been sitting on my dresser for a week and still smells fantastic.
I need to get a bottle, as the color is really great too.

Actually, the "Casamorati - Italica | XerJoff" is a very beautiful fragrance. However, opinions are very divided, and one should be careful with the dosage.
I applied the fragrance quite generously with about 4-5 sprays and then went shopping right after. The cashier wrinkled her nose and said, "Something smells really strange here! A very unpleasant scent is swirling around me." She even smelled her work gloves. But that was ME!!! Because I was standing all alone at the checkout. I quickly left and didn't wear the fragrance again.
However, I have been told twice that I smelled great. Both times it was the same female colleague. My daughter finds the scent absolutely terrible. She can't stand it at all. "Did you spray that disgusting scent again?" I heard from her.
According to my husband, it also has a masculine touch and smells a bit like rubber.

I have several fragrances that contain vanilla. However, the note is only subtly perceptible and not as dominant as in "pure vanilla fragrances."
In "Orchidée Vanille | Van Cleef & Arpels," I perceive a stale vanilla.
Somehow, I can't handle the vanilla in it. Too much, overwhelming, and mostly somehow very intense.

This fragrance is highly praised here. So I wanted to test it too.
I don't like lavender (except for Goddess Eau de Parfum, where I hardly notice it) in fragrances. My nemesis is Mon Guerlain Eau de Parfum, which I really dislike, as well as all the flankers. With Rimbaud, the lavender is said not to come across as so overpowering and to be soft/pleasant. Well, unfortunately, I don't feel that way. I mainly smell a lot of lavender. Like those lavender pillows for calming and relaxation.
Over time, Rimbaud becomes more pleasant and creamier. But this lavender note always lingers in my nose. Just bothersome for me....

Definitely a perfume for lavender fans.

It also somehow reminds me of "Zara Emotions N°08 - Bohemian Bluebells | Zara".

Marfa Eau de Parfum is a very intense and floral fragrance. You have to like tuberose in this case. It's not for everyone....
During the first test/spraying, I found it quite extraordinary and not necessarily suitable for everyday wear.
My first test took place in cooler temperatures (up to 20 degrees). It doesn't really shine in those conditions. The fragrance needs warmth; only then does it truly unfold beautifully ️