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green velvet
VE±Velvet is now the only fragrance from UèrMì that can truly convey an image of fabric.
The image of a green velvet blazer, like men used to wear in the 70s.
Velvet impresses as a classic men's fragrance of that era.
Green, fresh, spicy with solid wood. Suitable for everyday wear, unobtrusive, elegance instead of flower power. It is dry, slightly bitter, but warm and cuddly.
The sillage is initially subtle, but increases in the rather subtle scent progression.
After 4 hours, only patchouli and cedarwood remind me of this purely masculine fragrance.
The image of a green velvet blazer, like men used to wear in the 70s.
Velvet impresses as a classic men's fragrance of that era.
Green, fresh, spicy with solid wood. Suitable for everyday wear, unobtrusive, elegance instead of flower power. It is dry, slightly bitter, but warm and cuddly.
The sillage is initially subtle, but increases in the rather subtle scent progression.
After 4 hours, only patchouli and cedarwood remind me of this purely masculine fragrance.
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moldy Fig & Ponds Intensive
UR±Silk was chosen in advance as my favorite.
Based on the notes, I expected a nice fruity-fresh scent with a creamy-powdery base and light floral hints.
But no!
Nothing fresh here, just moldy fruits... yuck.
The fig stands out clearly. The grapefruit has barely left its peel behind. Fortunately, I also don't have to smell the dill, but instead sweet, fermented fruits.
Silk is a very skin-close scent with a subtle sillage.
Feminine, fruity, and powdery. Unfortunately, the whole creation feels very synthetic, poorly thought out, and incomplete.
I can smell nothing of lilac and iris until the end, unfortunately.
After about 4 hours, only the scent of Ponds Intensive Cocoa Butter remains on my skin.
Based on the notes, I expected a nice fruity-fresh scent with a creamy-powdery base and light floral hints.
But no!
Nothing fresh here, just moldy fruits... yuck.
The fig stands out clearly. The grapefruit has barely left its peel behind. Fortunately, I also don't have to smell the dill, but instead sweet, fermented fruits.
Silk is a very skin-close scent with a subtle sillage.
Feminine, fruity, and powdery. Unfortunately, the whole creation feels very synthetic, poorly thought out, and incomplete.
I can smell nothing of lilac and iris until the end, unfortunately.
After about 4 hours, only the scent of Ponds Intensive Cocoa Butter remains on my skin.
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Nomen est omen
Hysteria! The name is indeed a program.
When I started to take an interest in the fragrances of Gabriella Chieffo, this one immediately made it onto my sample shopping list due to the notes that I found very appealing.
Expecting a fine iris scent, with a fresh opening and creamy base, I sprayed Hysteria straight onto my skin.
Names are usually just sound & smoke. Or: What could possibly go wrong with iris?
Everything! It can always get worse! Nothing is good here!
Agitated and loud, this fragrance charges ahead. It has a need for recognition like rarely seen, as if it has to stand out among a thousand others at once.
Spicy little flowers storm forward neurotically, presenting the weapon and green, disorganized and nervously fidgeting in front of themselves.
It does not get calmer, more balanced, or rounder.
Resin and wood crash into the picture, the refined vanilla doesn't even get a chance.
Even in the base, no reasonable conversation takes place.
Only in longevity does it show the slightest common ground with other iris fragrances. The hysterical screeching noticeably subsides after 4 to 5 hours.
Not for me... A psychologist should take a look at this.
When I started to take an interest in the fragrances of Gabriella Chieffo, this one immediately made it onto my sample shopping list due to the notes that I found very appealing.
Expecting a fine iris scent, with a fresh opening and creamy base, I sprayed Hysteria straight onto my skin.
Names are usually just sound & smoke. Or: What could possibly go wrong with iris?
Everything! It can always get worse! Nothing is good here!
Agitated and loud, this fragrance charges ahead. It has a need for recognition like rarely seen, as if it has to stand out among a thousand others at once.
Spicy little flowers storm forward neurotically, presenting the weapon and green, disorganized and nervously fidgeting in front of themselves.
It does not get calmer, more balanced, or rounder.
Resin and wood crash into the picture, the refined vanilla doesn't even get a chance.
Even in the base, no reasonable conversation takes place.
Only in longevity does it show the slightest common ground with other iris fragrances. The hysterical screeching noticeably subsides after 4 to 5 hours.
Not for me... A psychologist should take a look at this.
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the Apothecary's Bag
full of medicine, herbs, ointments, tinctures, and of course the scent of old leather.
Medicinal, herb-sweet, herbal-green, and balsamic, this fragrance kicks off with a proper sillage. The spices in the heart make the top notes mere silent partners.
Nothing fresh, sweet, or floral lightens this woody-resinous bitter medicine.
Nothing light, creamy, or friendly makes Ragù more pleasant for me. In the rather quickly dealt progression, I think I recognize chamomile - almost already faded and dried out. Yet the almost oriental spice and green bitterness continue to dominate and ultimately define this fragrance.
Not least due to the strong shot of patchouli, Ragù lasts longer than 8 hours on me.
Medicinal, herb-sweet, herbal-green, and balsamic, this fragrance kicks off with a proper sillage. The spices in the heart make the top notes mere silent partners.
Nothing fresh, sweet, or floral lightens this woody-resinous bitter medicine.
Nothing light, creamy, or friendly makes Ragù more pleasant for me. In the rather quickly dealt progression, I think I recognize chamomile - almost already faded and dried out. Yet the almost oriental spice and green bitterness continue to dominate and ultimately define this fragrance.
Not least due to the strong shot of patchouli, Ragù lasts longer than 8 hours on me.
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Carnaval de Nice
The annual flower parade Bataille de Fleurs in Nice is said to have breathed life into this creation from the Cloon Keen Atelier...
Really?
I have never been to this flower parade, but based on this Eau de Parfum *beton*, the Flower Party there is probably over after just 2 hours.
Characteristic of this type of carnival are supposed to be mimosa flowers.
Hmm... it surely refers to the cassia with its yellow pom-pom flowers. I can briefly perceive this floral, buttery-sweet scent after a fresh-fruity start. The longevity is at best shy and mimosa-like.
Unfortunately, this floral battle is fought far too quickly for me to have enough opportunity to form a real impression of this centuries-old tradition and to extensively experience and describe this feminine scent from head to base.
Regrettable, because I like the idea and also the olfactory approach that I can sense. The simple, distanced-looking bottle intrigues me, but 95 euros for not even 2 hours is a damn expensive admission fee for this flower festival.
Really?
I have never been to this flower parade, but based on this Eau de Parfum *beton*, the Flower Party there is probably over after just 2 hours.
Characteristic of this type of carnival are supposed to be mimosa flowers.
Hmm... it surely refers to the cassia with its yellow pom-pom flowers. I can briefly perceive this floral, buttery-sweet scent after a fresh-fruity start. The longevity is at best shy and mimosa-like.
Unfortunately, this floral battle is fought far too quickly for me to have enough opportunity to form a real impression of this centuries-old tradition and to extensively experience and describe this feminine scent from head to base.
Regrettable, because I like the idea and also the olfactory approach that I can sense. The simple, distanced-looking bottle intrigues me, but 95 euros for not even 2 hours is a damn expensive admission fee for this flower festival.
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