Pennantis

More floral than laundry soap. Creamy like the never-old one, For Her Pure Musc Eau de Parfum , but they don’t have much in common. A powerful floral with a very appreciable indolic touch.
Official notes btw:
Top: clean accord & jasmine
Heart: musk heart
Base: cedarwood & vanilla
If you’re looking for a pure, minimalist clean scent, just skip it.
If you love intense white florals with a touch of laundry-like scent, this is your fragrance.
Washed my hands twice, and I can still smell it. So I guess it's a true EDP intense.
Pleasant and soft. Approved!

A fragrance with a ritualistic, sun-lit soul. It’s a sparkling citrus-woody scent, with an energizing opening that feels almost physical. From the very first spray I clearly get that Bacche Fiori Legni DNA! The opening is bright and electric: a warm kind of fizz that instantly lifts your mood. Citrus and spices everywhere!
The coffee is there, but it stays in the background, like a dark vibration. It’s not creamy or gourmand at all — it’s dry, roasted, black, closer to the idea of a warm, “used” coffee bean than an actual cup of coffee. It adds structure and tension, definitely not sweetness.
There’s a gorgeous slightly burnt, almost smoky allure, which is probably the most fascinating part of the scent. Personally, I think it would have been even more magnetic with the burnt note pushed just a tiny bit further.
Tambour Sacré has a steady, energetic rhythm. It feels alive. Lovely discovery :-)

Can’t explain just how good this perfume is (extrait).
Yes, the DNA is “the usual one” — that leather / red fruit combination, which I’ve always loved. But a bit like lipsticky/cosmetic scents, I’ve always enjoyed them as smells, yet never really managed to wear them. La Voix du Coeur, on the other hand, is absolutely wearable.
Its real strength, to my nose, is the perfectly measured dose of lily of the valley, which softens that familiar “Nice, but…” feeling that has always made me hold back. It doesn’t come across as lollipop-sweet, it doesn’t smell burnt, and it doesn’t feel synthetic.
It’s incredibly elegant and sensual — soft, carnal, and airy all at once. There’s something both mysterious and youthful about it. Absolutely beautiful

It plays really well with contrasts: a bit girly, a bit matronly. It sits somewhere between Victoria’s Secret vibes and a fur coat. It’s sweet but not cloying, staying elegant without going full sugary. The gardenia is very noticeable and is the real star: super creamy, opulent, almost lush. It makes the fragrance much more floral than vanilla-heavy. The vanilla is there to support and smooth things out, never stealing the spotlight. I do feel like something is missing, but I’m too lazy to figure out what . Still, overall, it’s a nice perfume.

It feels like a gentle burnt chestnut wrapped in white flowers, sandalwood, and coffee.
The coffee is what I love most here, because it’s different from the usual coffee notes I’ve smelled before: it’s distant, soft, never aggressive, yet always there, somehow subtle. That’s probably what gives the fragrance its aromatic, lightly burnt vibe.
I find it very well balanced, even though it has a sharp, edgy soul. Another big plus is how beautifully it evolves on skin — really impressive.
Today is definitely its day. (6°C in my town in Italy!)