Cuteperfumes

I think fig can be declined in a very laidback elegant way. that's not new. Think Premier Figuier or Philosikos... not similar perfumes but similar vibes: the same kind of slender gorgeous elegance you'll find in Isleta.
Tea, on the other hand can have this summery noble easygoing noblege Bvlgari showed us.
Isleta is better (and I own and love Eau au The Bleu, which is very -however- very different). I mean Isleta is more than tea and fig. there's an intriguing something in the opening (guess is the medarda? no idea). there's a blend of sunny summer greenness that never becomes to much, a grounded dry down...there's balance, there's joy... I think Michael Nordstrand did a gorgeous job with this summery scent that I happily wear in luminous days.

I crazily felt for this scent after testing all the (gorgeous) discovery kit of the brand received at Pitti Fragranze.
Not to say that the whole collection is fantastic imho, but I needed to immediately buy Terram (at first , Iwas doubting between Terram and isleta but Terram felt just great for the late days of september)
Probably my fav brand at the show in Florence, DSOL creates in this perfume a hypnotic blend that is sensually balsamic, deliciously chocolatey and wonderfully addictive. It makes you want to bite yourself. definitively, it's sexy.
I smell a delightful benzoin, a fantastic patchouly and probably the prettiest vetiver I know.
Golden, conforting, truly memorable. great longevity and embracing sillage.
I could not be more satisfy of my purchase. Plus the packaging feels curated and perfect for a gift
360º lovely

this is probably the most beautiful, delicate, blissful... cruel scent in my collection.
Weirdly enough it makes me think of the mad scene in Lucia di Lamermoor, the soprano voice of a heavenly beauty tortured by her cruel destiny and her madness.
La Vierge -there's something in the scent that reminds of a wedding gown- is one of my forever favorites, it brings to my mind a blinding light... metalic, precise, accurate... pear is delightful... Lys a most elegant, precious, nobile flower. Persistency and sillage notorious for such a fleeting scent.
The impression is candid, youthful... but painful... If this makes any sense at all.
I'm totally crazy for this perfume and I hope my bottle will never ends since I heard is discontinued

This is the weirdest, most polarizing violet in my collection (and I'm super fond of that note so I have several).
Cumin is quite strong, very strong on many skins... and somehow disturbing, reason why my husband kind of hates it.
I do like it anyway since it feels sexy, a tinybit dirty but in a traveled not annoying way.
It feels strange because the violet is deliciously sweet and springly but the spices (cumin -as said- and cardamom) make it nocturnal, daring... "svergognata"
I bought a travel size immediately after smelling it in Esxence... although not my uber favorite violet (or not the violet I wear everywhere and anytime) I do love it. It's unique

La primera vez que olí Vermeil tuve que escribir al perfumista, Revillard, para agradecerle que hubiera creado esta fragrancia mágica.
A mí me trasporta a la fascinación que sobre mí ejercía el tocador de mi abuela paterna, una bellísima señora de elegancia atemporal.
El carmín, los polvos de arroz... pero no es un olor pasado de moda, es simplemente eterno y mágico. Hay algo en este aroma que mi hace recordar que mi abuela, al llegar a los 90 años, pidió como regalo de cumpleaños viajar una vez en globo.
Yo adoro este perfume. tuve que autoregalármelo inmediatamente, y aunque por la dimensión de mi colección lo utilizo menos de lo que debería, lo tengo por un verdadero tesoro (tanto el jabón como, particularmente, la crema de manos, comparten este aroma maravilloso) creo que el bodymilk será mi siguiente compra.