Dorabella

Never experienced FSW that elegant before.In spite of the name the color of B.Iris feels fair, alabaster. Strong citric nuances run through.

Bubblegummy, fleshy white petals, heady and dense. Intangible greens maintain this natural bouquet cool & fresh without decaying indolics.

Dark & blurry with a clear aromatherapeutic DNA. Due to the spices+tea I could't help thinking of food: healthy tea and dark kimmel bread.

Smoky sweetness, honeyed base is the centerpiece. I like how Georgiana builds scents, but something is dissonant here, and mainstream-y.

Exceptionally light-toned woods, nearly pastell. Despite the sharpness of the contours Everwood has a soft core, like a cashmere jumper.

Fresh, modern & clearly outlined peach themed scent. Ylang bolsters the fruit so well. Such an upgrade comparing to the odd Opera 9 peach.

So much better than the original. Very dark, gothic, delicious in an adult way. The muted, sweet fruit accord emerges out of the darkness.

Interplay of warm & bitter familiar notes of dark mens' perfumes. The sour-sharp citrus settles to a hazy, bitter-sweet, almost black mist.

Green forest notes morph into smoky brown tones, subsiding to smooth and creamy within a short time. You can tell the Villanelle lineage.

An experimental collage of violett impressions with an appetizing wine & fruit nuance. I read the notes as an associative play. Intriguing.