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Apricot
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Notes12/28/2021
Lioncourt
44 Reviews
Lioncourt
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The Bortnikoff masterpiece
This is my favorite perfume from the Bortnikoff collection because it is absolutely special within it, and also in a general context of the world of perfumes.
There is nothing that smells similar or can be compared.
There is really nothing concrete that identifies as a note clearly. And for me that is mastery in a perfume.
Some say it smells like apricot, peach. But it's not like that. Anyone who knows a Slumberhouse (Kiste) that really smell as it, will know.
To the so peculiar opening, it probably collaborates, but very fused with surely white flowers and an enormous amalgam of ouds of various types.
The liquor that someone mentions out there, I would not highlight it if it had it (not as a Sans Fleurs) because it is not a liquor perfume at all (and I am a fan of them) nor would I say that it smells moss .
Making an idea of how it smells from a description is impossible. You absolutely must try it.
For me it is a warm and comforting smell, magnetic and cozy. It has that kind of elegance. It is not something bombastic or flashy to wear.
Despite how special it is, how original it is, it is a smell that does not "scare" people not used to strange and far-fetched perfumes from the niche world.
The performance is one of the best in Dimitri's collection, it lasts on a cruel masculine skin like mine, somewhat below recognized and mythical pumps (Interlude, classic DHP ...) and the silage and projection is in that line. It does not get to "fill rooms" at that point of exaggeration but it is extraordinary in natural perfumes, that of course.
There is nothing that smells similar or can be compared.
There is really nothing concrete that identifies as a note clearly. And for me that is mastery in a perfume.
Some say it smells like apricot, peach. But it's not like that. Anyone who knows a Slumberhouse (Kiste) that really smell as it, will know.
To the so peculiar opening, it probably collaborates, but very fused with surely white flowers and an enormous amalgam of ouds of various types.
The liquor that someone mentions out there, I would not highlight it if it had it (not as a Sans Fleurs) because it is not a liquor perfume at all (and I am a fan of them) nor would I say that it smells moss .
Making an idea of how it smells from a description is impossible. You absolutely must try it.
For me it is a warm and comforting smell, magnetic and cozy. It has that kind of elegance. It is not something bombastic or flashy to wear.
Despite how special it is, how original it is, it is a smell that does not "scare" people not used to strange and far-fetched perfumes from the niche world.
The performance is one of the best in Dimitri's collection, it lasts on a cruel masculine skin like mine, somewhat below recognized and mythical pumps (Interlude, classic DHP ...) and the silage and projection is in that line. It does not get to "fill rooms" at that point of exaggeration but it is extraordinary in natural perfumes, that of course.
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