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Ange Noir XXI is suitable for all genders, all climates and all kind of environments so it's extremely versatile and easy to wear. Only if you love to have some mystery in the scents, especially in the evenings or night outs, this is not the right choice. This is not unique but I love a lot how it's made and how it has clearly three stages despite of being so crowd pleasing and somewhat easy. If you wear this one I don't think anyone would think that you smell unpleasant. The scent projects in the way that it's not so obvious that it's you who is smelling good but it's definitely not light or unobtrusive either. The scent lasts all the day.

The opening is fruity with an evocative, delicious crispy, juicy Apple and Galbanum is not bitter green like it used to be but it's a perfect pair for almost fizzy apple. The aroma remains fruity when the floral heart joins to it and as the scent develops its character becomes elegant and charming instead of being clearly delicious which was dominant in the opening and a few minutes after. This is not a rose scent so don't skip this one if you don't like roses as a note. Black Violet doesn't stand out so much either. The both of them are blending so well not only with the notes in the opening but with the base as well. The base looks like the scent would be darker and deeper but it never loose it's light weight and bright feeling which I get from it even if the extreme freshness and a certain kind of airiness disappear. Patchouli and Amber are utterly gentle and I don't think that this scent is black at all which the name tries to tell. Musk adds a sleek sensuality instead of pure lust. In any case, the sweetness gradually fades towards the end and in the dry down there is only a hint of the fruity aroma left. There is nothing animalic in this juice, at least on my skin nor on my husband's, this is pleasant, joyful, happy, sweet fruity floral scent which is versatile and unisex easy reach.

I love fruits but clearly fruity perfumes is not my favourite category. I love the scent of them, it's not the problem but I rarely find any occasion to wear them. This scent has an exactly right kind of fruity aroma, which stays in the background after the opening but it's strong enough to maintaining a joyous nature.

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Prima Terra is surprisingly enjoyable considering that it's not in the category which i love to wear. First of all citruses are there all the time, secondly there are spices with citruses and thirdly the scent is noticeably green. I definitely put this into the category "traditionally masculine scents" but Prima Terra is not bad at all even on my skin. It's blended in the beautiful way, it's soft and not sharp nor bitter. I have been testing these kind of scents a lot lately and I can say that this is not unique in any kind of way but this is one of the rare in this category which I can wear. The scent is calming and there is a subtle earthiness from Oakmoss but it's definitely not mossy like Oakmoss could be at its best. I don't recognise leathery notes at all but maybe it would perform in the better way during summertime. All in all Prima Terra is a consistent, versatile easy reach scent for everyone who loves spicy, green citruses.

There is not so much need to analyse this kind of simple scent more and because it's not up my alley I don't feel comfortable to wear it so many days so I hope this short review helped you. Thank you for reading.

I was first wearing and testing In Love With The Cocos and I didn't like it at all so my expectations were low. However, straight away after spraying "Vanilla Haze | Fugazzi" was very pleasant and soft, there was no similar synthetic feeling at all. The scent has a lot of delicious gourmand notes and at the beginning you can distinguish a lot of them. The scent is everything which you can expect while checking the notes. In the opening the scent is really delicious. After about five minutes this special deliciousness unfortunately disappears and there is left the same hazy powdery cloud that was noticeable shortly after opening also in In Love With The Cocos and the overall feeling is just a synthetic mess. There is a sweetness but amazingly realistic creamy mix of caramel, Vanilla and Almond together with nutty and milky nuances is gone. There is left, well, something, but there are dozens of scents which are in this same category and are better. You can find them at a reasonable price but personally it doesn't help my frustration that two of the best toffee scents are Lost in Paris and Shalimar Millésime Iris so it's really difficult to please me after having those ones.

I haven't been a huge fan on gourmands but started to love them lately IF they have some kind of character without a terrible chemical vibe in them. Sadly this scent is as redundant as is In Love With The Cocos .

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Safanad is my first bottle from PDM, I was never interested in this house. My friend told me that I would love this one so I ordered it and don't regret at all. The bottle is so pretty and I'm surprised how much I love the juice itself.

Safanad is a rich composition with gorgeous, narcotic, natural smelling Orange Blossom with sweet Pear and Orange in the opening, both of them making the florals a bit sticky and candied. An addictive tropical breeze from luscious Ylang-Ylang and hypnotic jasmine melds enchantingly into the base where golden Amber, sweet attractive Vanilla and creamy Sandalwood complete the full-bodied blend. It’s bright and luminous, absolutely a scent of happiness.

Safanad was released in 2012 and maybe it was quite unique back then, but nowadays it's not groundbreaking in any way, but it's still beautifully blended, the aroma is very rich and the scent lasts forever even on the skin. I think this can be too much for some people.

I don't find this similar with Classique Eau de Toilette since this is brighter, not so complex and it doesn't have that sensual mysterious character which original blend of Classique had. There is Orange Blossom and many other same notes but Safanad is clearly Orange Blossom scent with candied fruits while all the notes in Classique are melting together and it evolves into sensual powdery scent and creates a seductive, irresistible veil into your skin. Even if Classique is more complex I think it's easier to wear. I think Classique Intense and Le Parfum Eau de Parfum has more similar vibe with Safanad since those are bright, even a bit solar perfumes and the blends are simpler by focusing more on Orange Blossom than the blend of Classique Eau de Toilette does.

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If I liked to wear citrus perfumes I definitely would buy this one and Escale en Indonésie which I just reviewed few days ago. Both are so pleasant, soft, silky smooth and incredibly long lasting. There is Bergamot and Citron in Escale en Indonésie which makes it a little bit more traditional and Orange in Chypre Azural which adds a unique touch to it while being somewhat delicious yet fresh in the same time. Tarragon makes it slightly herbal but luckily only a little bit and on my skin it doesn't smell Anis at all which is good. Rose and Patchouli add together a delicate classic beauty aspect to the scent but both are utterly fragile, like a watercolour painting. Ambergris is a perfect choice into this composition since it adds the already existing attractive character of this scent. The blend is wonderful, I have been wearing a 3ml sample of it and I've enjoyed every moment.

Chypre in the name doesn't match with the scent itself at all. I don't know if it's just me but when thinking Chypre it automatically means something complex. More than that it tells me that there would be Oakmoss in the perfume and these modern "Chypres" with only Patchouli in it make me just confused. Patchouli makes it earthy yes and you can feel here sophisticated earthiness as well but it definitely doesn't make that amazing mossy vibe which "real" Chypres have. There exists geniusly constructed Oakmoss Accords nowadays so personally I don't understand why only Patchouli based perfumes should be called Chypres.

At all events I hope that all people who are trying to find their favourite citrus perfume or particularly Orange perfume would find Chypre Azural. This is so beautiful, bright, happy and gender neutral fresh fragrance.

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