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Niche exception from LV line
In my opinion this scent is the most intriguing and niche smelling from the whole Louis Vuitton lineup(okay maybe nuit de feu can compete) It’s name may not be 100% accurate, because I wouldn’t name it a thunderstorm. More like a warm drizzle in a green forest.
Perfectly blended patchouli with vetiver that make it less dark create a great combo. It really gives of that earthy yet clean vibe. Earthiness isn’t overwhelming or dirty, it’s got that refreshing twist thanks to bergamot and vetiver. If I had to compare it to a different scent I would say that it’s more refined and even more green terre d Hermes.
Great composition for those who like classical green perfumes and require them to be more niche and unique.
Perfectly blended patchouli with vetiver that make it less dark create a great combo. It really gives of that earthy yet clean vibe. Earthiness isn’t overwhelming or dirty, it’s got that refreshing twist thanks to bergamot and vetiver. If I had to compare it to a different scent I would say that it’s more refined and even more green terre d Hermes.
Great composition for those who like classical green perfumes and require them to be more niche and unique.
My Guilty pleasure
Such a great daily fresh scent. Opens with vivid citruses then converts to natural smelling tee with touches of sharp ginger. Great great scent, intriguing fresh refreshing and elegant. The longevity also is outstanding given other light scents. Overall smells like a green tee shower gel enriched with natural citruses and ginger. Nothing annoying to be found. Because of it being so popular and expensive, it’s my guilty pleasure. I really like wearing it but can’t stand smelling like every other dude. Overall really would recommend for someone who just wants to smell nice and quality.
I have a problem with Orto Parisi
As much as I like nasomatto, I have a problem with Orto Parisi. Most of their compositions are filled with chemical smells and artificial ingredients. It is no different here. Only the opening is worth noting, because when you smell it you can really feel this damp aromatic forest with conifers, moisture and moss. It meets expectations, the smell of a wet coniferous forest. However, after half an hour it starts to smell terribly artificial, a bit like candy, and from this green forest only a light accord of fir remains. The artificial drydown lasts quite long, even 10 hours. The bottle also deserves attention. A plus for the atomizer (a very satisfying click and a large amount sprayed) and attention to detail, because both the material label and the copper cap with a wooden insert are Impressive and complementing the work of art. Speaking of the cap, unfortunately, because of the copper finish, every time I touched it, a metallic smell remained on my hands, which was persistent, so I had to wash my hands every time I used viride.
Hidden designer gem!
How can I start this review. I think the best way is to just say how unique and intriguing that scent is for a designer! Really green smelling composition with some metallic accords.
Opens with a green accord (kind of like a green banana) then slight metallic touch comes into the existence. It’s a scent similar to a metal sheets being heated by the sun on a sunny day. (Seems weird but that aura is present around cars on hot days) Base notes are more subtle with mainly florals. It’s got that classic perfumery core but with a modern metallic and futuristic twist.
Hermes did a great job at keeping this fragrance unisex. Some may say that it reminds them of classic masculine fragrances such as Dior eau sauvage or og cologne. While others will say that these floral accords make it feminine. IMO it’s right in between
Overall I would say that it’s a really underrated designer gem with a great smelling profile.
Opens with a green accord (kind of like a green banana) then slight metallic touch comes into the existence. It’s a scent similar to a metal sheets being heated by the sun on a sunny day. (Seems weird but that aura is present around cars on hot days) Base notes are more subtle with mainly florals. It’s got that classic perfumery core but with a modern metallic and futuristic twist.
Hermes did a great job at keeping this fragrance unisex. Some may say that it reminds them of classic masculine fragrances such as Dior eau sauvage or og cologne. While others will say that these floral accords make it feminine. IMO it’s right in between
Overall I would say that it’s a really underrated designer gem with a great smelling profile.
Overrated for a reason
When speaking about Amouage, first fragrance that comes to your mind is Reflection Man, despite it not entirely fitting brand’s stereotype ( light scent with no balsamic or resinous notes). Often it’s the first one you get to know from that brand (same was with me). And it is for a reason. Its beauty is all within the development and light yet complicated character. IMO it’s nowhere near minimalistic or uncomplicated. Such perfumes are the ones that do not develop or have a simple scent profile, which reflection is definitely not!
Opening with a beautiful floral accord (I supouse it’s mainly jasmine, neroli and slight hint of creamy iris) accompanied by a fresh rosemary giving it a herbal touch. During first moments I can also smell little bit of some metallic floral accord similar to the one in H24 by Hermes. Then flowers except for neroli fade out a little and make room for that creamy and supreme sandalwood. It all happens smoothly and takes few hours to fully happen. The quality of used ingredients and the development of that fragrance is just amazing.
It’s really elegant yet versatile and suitable for various types of situations, although IMO it will work best with a white shirt during a spring day. Fitted in a transparent bottle with silver accents makes a great option for everyone searching elegant, quality light and spring/summer scent.
Opening with a beautiful floral accord (I supouse it’s mainly jasmine, neroli and slight hint of creamy iris) accompanied by a fresh rosemary giving it a herbal touch. During first moments I can also smell little bit of some metallic floral accord similar to the one in H24 by Hermes. Then flowers except for neroli fade out a little and make room for that creamy and supreme sandalwood. It all happens smoothly and takes few hours to fully happen. The quality of used ingredients and the development of that fragrance is just amazing.
It’s really elegant yet versatile and suitable for various types of situations, although IMO it will work best with a white shirt during a spring day. Fitted in a transparent bottle with silver accents makes a great option for everyone searching elegant, quality light and spring/summer scent.