Karloleo

Today a little tester of this scent came fluttering into the house.
I unpacked it right away and sprayed it on.
Mmhh... A wonderfully delicate scent caresses my nose.
But wait a minute... I know the scent!
So again scaled.
I can't think of it right away.
But then...
Yeah, that's Lovely from Sarah Jessica Parker.
For Her actually smells very similar, but without the exhausting woody note that always bothered me with Lovely.
For me, a fragrance, a little like baby oil. Delicate and sweet.
Simply wonderful.
Lovely never made it into my collection, because of that strong woody note that I didn't like, but the scent never let me go.
All the more I am happy to have discovered For Her for me.
He's definitely got what it takes to get into my collection soon.

...or all good things are three?!
How do I start?
Poudreé is truly a fragrance that has made me ponder.

The first time I became aware of Poudreé by chance.
On the search for a completely different fragrance, my gaze fell directly on the simple, elegant, delicately nude bottle and the name... I was directly taken and grabbed directly to a test strip. Sprayed, sniffed and ... mh, nothing special somehow. The test strip landed directly in the next trash can and I left the perfumery disappointed.

Then I read all the extremely positive comments here in the forum and got into the brooding.
Why do so many people think it's so great?!
It just wouldn't let me go and so I went back to the perfumery at the next opportunity, purposefully to the NR shelf.
Curious about the others as well, I tested 4 Rodriguez. And I guess that was the mistake. I was literally slain by the typical Rodriguez musk.
Poudreé made a very dusty, old-fashioned impression on me.
I had to agree with the "Tante- Prusseliese- Kommi" unfortunately and made a hook for me it.

Until a week ago.
I was once again in the perfumery and allowed myself a new fragrance.
The saleswoman enclosed 2 more scent samples. Among others Poudreé.
"Oh no, not Poudreé! I don't like him!" I thought to myself.
Arrived at home, I read all the nice comments again and dared a third try.
This time only Poudreé and me in a relaxed environment. And what can I say...
WOW! You were right.

A fragrance so powdery tender, I'm in love.
With me it starts a little scratchy with a strong jasmine note, but with me this is the case with a lot of jasmine scents.
This evaporates very quickly and it becomes so wonderfully powdery creamy and a bit sweet.
Very delicate, very elegant and feminine.
I'm all over

A really great fragrance, which you should however dose very discreetly, because otherwise it quickly gets the dusty "aunt Prusseliese-character" again.
For me a sprayer is enough, which I dab lightly with my clothes, otherwise it becomes too much for me. And nevertheless it has an outstanding Sillage and durability with me.
I put it on just before seven this morning and still notice it well now, 12 hours later.

For me definitely one of the best perfumes I've seen so far.
Everything's just right here. Flacon and name perfectly match the fragrance.

This is a very successful summer edition.
Unmistakably a l'eau d'Issey with clear green notes, which are very noticeable especially at the beginning, but quickly disappear and give the whole a certain lightness and freshness.

Rose, lily of the valley and freesia come into their own. Very natural, not too much or biting.
The woods stay discreetly in the background.

This l'eau d'Issey was my very first.
I can still remember exactly the first encounter.
In the perfumery there was a display with the new LE directly at the entrance.
I immediately noticed this beautiful, simple bottle with the pretty, green meadow motif.
The bottle so already times exactly my taste.
I sprayed on it too.
And there he was!
THE Scent!
The scent I've been looking for so long.

L'Eau d'Issey was the signature scent of my doctor.
Whenever I came into the doctor's office, I was always in awe of this scent.
But I never dared to ask which one it is.

Fortunately, a few years later this beautiful, green bottle fell into my hands, otherwise I would probably still be looking today.

I still have a small point of criticism.
Durability and Sillage could be much better here.

As a Miyake fan and due to the comments here regarding the coconut, I was happy to test the fragrance.

But already with the first sprayer the disappointment...
Not with coconut, not even with a mixture of coconut and coconut.
But the full booming jasmine and especially ylang ylang.
These two scent components literally kill me.
Has unfortunately nothing fresh summery.
It looks rather old-fashioned...
I don't notice much of the rest of the fragrance pyramid.

Also my hope for a positive development of the fragrance was quickly taken, because the penetrating ylang ylang and jasmine note persists.
Even repeated washing can't harm the scent.

The durability is at least already times extraordinarily good.
Also the Sillage is not exactly close to the body.

For me, however, not necessarily positive with this fragrance.