Rosalie

Convinced by Santalwaltis commentary, I decided to buy the rubies after the emeralds, and...I have not regretted it. But when I first saw the fragrance pyramid, I thought to myself, "Lilac and spices - does that work???" YES, it works, and how...but first of all one after the other.

Right with the first sprayer, spring greets me in the form of a lilac powdery lilac cloud. I could float on this cloud for a while, I feel it so beautiful. Soft, powdery and gentle...but quickly it passes by, and a shy rose blossoms tenderly under the sun, but only briefly, almost imperceptibly, it quickly makes room. Now there are other "scents" but WHAT could it be? In another fragrance pyramid heliotrope is enumerated, and this could fit, sensually warm something narcotic and summery he comes along. I don't even notice the peach, and also the orchid and the jasmine are rather reserved. It stays that way for a short while, spring still dances in love with the young summer, when the spices are already "pulling in". Now it's cosy and warm and I tune in for autumn. But what might that be? Cinnamon, pimento....I really want to bite into a speculoos, but unfortunately I don't have one...this note stays with me for quite a while now, and every now and then a "flake" of the lilac cloud is added, very delicate and not disturbing, and surprisingly fitting. In the other pyramid, musk, sandalwood and almond also appear. This could explain the smoky "end", a gentle smoke that runs through the cool days of winter and stays on my skin for a very long time.

Never before have I perceived a fragrance so intensely and clearly, and I am thrilled again here. But I would rather arrange this scent to the grenades, warm and deep.

The Sillage is in the middle, pleasant range with me, and I feel the durability as enormous - still on the next day the smell is present on my skin. I could also imagine this scent on a man - if he resists the lilac at the beginning...;o)

A very beautiful, high-quality fragrance, just right for this season, and for the money almost given.

A while ago I "stumbled" over the Taylor scents. But I was skeptical, neither could I do anything with Liz Taylor, nor with celebrity scents. The comments of Diamonds and Emeralds, and Passion, however, made me more and more curious. At Passion still uncertain about the described power of the fragrance, I decided for the emeralds - at the price a blind purchase to be aggravated.

Received, unpacked, sprayed...and, surprised.
OH
Here nothing "attacks" my nose, but unfolds in the most beautiful way. First I clearly perceive fruits: peach, apricot...Orange? Then, however, something floral is quickly added, this must be the gardenia, arm in arm with the tuberose. Finally, the fruits and the flowers form a harmonious combination and the scent appears extraordinarily feminine. Sometimes during this process I subconsciously perceive something else. Slightly *äh*..... "red", like withering flowers - lily? But this is just a touch, and does not disturb the fragrance, but makes it even more interesting for me.

The other flowers stay skilfully in the background, and the gardenia swings sometimes stronger times gentler. Finally, it becomes softer and darker at the end. It must be the amber and the tonka bean listed elsewhere. The musk is soft and patchouli doesn't notice my nose - oh wonder.
And even if it is not listed here or elsewhere, I smell incense, it comes softly and calmly, and gives the fragrance depth at the end.
In the end, a creamy, soft and noble touch envelops me...*hmmm*........and I just feel good, and very, very feminine in my skin.

On another side the fragrance pyramid is described much more extensively, and this fits also to the perception of my nose.

I don't know *laugh* how emeralds smell, but this fragrance is lush without being killed, it takes the nose into a wonderful garden of various impressions.

The sillage is medium and I used the fragrance on hotter days without fear of headaches or fainting spells. The shelf life is good - still the next day the scent is perceptible on my skin.
I like the bottle less, reminds me of hair setting lotion...

I've been using the perfume almost every day for a few weeks, and I'm just happy with it. The fragrance is higher quality than many more expensive perfumes. It is a fragrance for women who enjoy their femininity, in summer dress, with cleavage....biting into a juicy peach. A fragrance for ripe fruits, where it doesn't matter how old they are. The fragrance radiates vitality, sensuality, self-confidence, and in the end it even reveals a gentle soul..... I will use it all year round whenever I feel like it.

I wouldn't have expected Liz, who seems so cool to me, but...
"Liz, this scent is as beautiful as you are."

And if I keep spraying happily, I'm gonna need a new bottle.