Konfuzius

A soft, greenish fragrance that gives you the feeling of sitting under a fig tree on a soft, warm summer's day, because the fig leaf in particular is not pungent or intrusive, but natural and delicate. The orange blossom sweetens the fig leaf slightly and the fruity, citrusy notes in the opening are wonderfully harmonious and don't stand out too much.

The perfume has a rather moderate sillage, the durability is just as moderate, but it is a wonderfully natural greenish fragrance and I recommend it.

For me, Electric Rhubarb is above all a fruity, woody, almost smoky fragrance. For me personally, it is not very aquatic, especially in comparison to Arizona Bloom.Electeic Rhubarb is rather fruity-sweet, whereby I only perceive rhubarb as a separate note in the background.The flowers give the perfume a pleasant, warm sweetness.I also smell something slightly aquatic, but it is not the main player in this perfume, but rather provides a little more freshness and pep.The sandalwood, especially noticeable in the finish, has a dry, woody and minimally smoky character for me.

I was able to test this fragrance together with other Floral Street fragrances thanks to the discovery set.If you look at the order, it is clearly arranged from the heavier fragrances on the left to the lighter fragrances on the right.Chypre sublime is supposed to be the next strongest fragrance after Black Lotus in the series, but in terms of the heaviness of this perfume, the two are worlds apart. I would describe the opening of this fragrance as a rose-heavy, greenish scent, which is rounded off by the pleasantly smoky note of incense, while the finish reveals a dry, slightly sweet airiness due to the resin notes, which are not mentioned above, but which give the whole thing a balsamic quality. After the opening, the floral notes (especially rose) emerge, which sweeten and warm up the perfume, but this "green" that was present in the opening still resonates in the heart note. For me, a very beautiful, harmoniously composed perfume, with greenish, balsamic notes that are not too heavy due to the resin notes in the base.

Personally, I find this perfume to be a wonderfully "mature" (due to the green notes and the resin) yet feminine fragrance that is slightly heavier than the other Floral Street perfumes such as Arizona Bloom, or Wonderland Peony, but not as strong as Black Lotus
I highly recommend giving it a try.

I am confused by the notes listed above, where is the rose? But as the name suggests, the main protagonist of this perfume is rose, but for me it is very cool and synthetic in combination with the other notes, almost soapy
and that in a very unpleasant way, no trace of pleasant freshness. The pepper masks most of the fruity notes, which are pushed into the background. unfortunately very disappointing in contrast to the other fragrances from Floral Street.

I have bought some samples of the Floral Street perfumes and found some of them very nice, but I cannot say the same about this perfume. A strange combination of sweet, sticky fruits and synthetic freshness that don't go together at all. I imagined a lively citrusy perfume with flowers, as the name suggests.

Equally disappointing is the sillage and longevity of this perfume.

But even if this perfume is not good, I can highly recommend the other fragrances of this brand, such as Wild Vanilla Orchid or Arizona Bloom.