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Vanilla bean, oh vanilla bean, what sticky mass is leaking out of you ?
Please do not worry, the title was created without any ulterior motives ;-)
Feve Délicieuse is once again one of the fragrances I found through the vastness of YouTube (not Jeremy). Described as a beautiful gourmand scent, it immediately aroused my desire, because I love gourmands, especially when they are blends with vanilla. However, a small blockade arose when I saw that the fragrance was declared as a women's fragrance here. Not that I hadn't already tested other women's fragrances on my skin, but I had some experience in this respect. Sometimes you can find "pearls" here, which get really sweet by being classified in the feminine direction and depress my nose.
However, I did not want to be stopped in this case, as some other Dior Privee fragrances had surprised me and I generally do not like to be kept away from gourmands. So I ordered the sample and went for it with my nose.
The start is the pure vanilla temptation. It already has this squeaky-sweet aroma for the first few minutes, which you know from cheap vanilla sauces from discounters, but thanks to this it develops a bit more gently within the first half hour. You can literally sniff out how the aroma once experiences the complete qualitative spectrum of a vanilla. From cheap vanilla sauce, to vanilla cream, then to extract, and finally to a truly great freshly scraped pod.
The course is underlined by a soft caramel mass, which still in the pan throws up bubbles and slowly turns into a brown mass. The vanilla aroma is not displaced by the caramel, because the sweetness of the caramel remains discreetly in the background. The praline indicated in the scent pyramid can also be sniffed out in the distance.
What I like most about this fragrance is the drydown. You can still recognize all the notes, but it's already a chord that evoked slight associations with honey. Don't worry, it sounds worse than it is. On the positive side, the sweetness is a bit less and makes the fragrance more wearable than you might think. If you only had to evaluate the drydown, I would even let the scent pass as unisex.
Where to start on the Sillage... i was telling you about this sweet start? Fist Through The Wall is a slight understatement. The scent screams for the first two hours to get attention. One floats through a vanilla cloud through the area, which only gradually subsides.
Accordingly the durability is also enormous. Up close we are talking about more than 7 hours, during which the little gourmand male climbs on the shoulder and repeatedly embalms the neck with fresh vanilla.
A fragrance that makes gourmand fans cheer and is bursting with power.
Feve Délicieuse is once again one of the fragrances I found through the vastness of YouTube (not Jeremy). Described as a beautiful gourmand scent, it immediately aroused my desire, because I love gourmands, especially when they are blends with vanilla. However, a small blockade arose when I saw that the fragrance was declared as a women's fragrance here. Not that I hadn't already tested other women's fragrances on my skin, but I had some experience in this respect. Sometimes you can find "pearls" here, which get really sweet by being classified in the feminine direction and depress my nose.
However, I did not want to be stopped in this case, as some other Dior Privee fragrances had surprised me and I generally do not like to be kept away from gourmands. So I ordered the sample and went for it with my nose.
The start is the pure vanilla temptation. It already has this squeaky-sweet aroma for the first few minutes, which you know from cheap vanilla sauces from discounters, but thanks to this it develops a bit more gently within the first half hour. You can literally sniff out how the aroma once experiences the complete qualitative spectrum of a vanilla. From cheap vanilla sauce, to vanilla cream, then to extract, and finally to a truly great freshly scraped pod.
The course is underlined by a soft caramel mass, which still in the pan throws up bubbles and slowly turns into a brown mass. The vanilla aroma is not displaced by the caramel, because the sweetness of the caramel remains discreetly in the background. The praline indicated in the scent pyramid can also be sniffed out in the distance.
What I like most about this fragrance is the drydown. You can still recognize all the notes, but it's already a chord that evoked slight associations with honey. Don't worry, it sounds worse than it is. On the positive side, the sweetness is a bit less and makes the fragrance more wearable than you might think. If you only had to evaluate the drydown, I would even let the scent pass as unisex.
Where to start on the Sillage... i was telling you about this sweet start? Fist Through The Wall is a slight understatement. The scent screams for the first two hours to get attention. One floats through a vanilla cloud through the area, which only gradually subsides.
Accordingly the durability is also enormous. Up close we are talking about more than 7 hours, during which the little gourmand male climbs on the shoulder and repeatedly embalms the neck with fresh vanilla.
A fragrance that makes gourmand fans cheer and is bursting with power.
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