07/04/2019
BlueVelvet
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BlueVelvet
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Unusual
A very unusual fragrance.
The base looks dry and spicy, vetiver and nutmeg are recognizable, and the whole is covered with a bitter citric note (not lemongrass) and peppered with tropical flowers.
Overall impression :
- Somehow tropical, but also
- dry, warm and spicy
the fragrance also has something edible (nutmeg, curry spices, but without cumin) and repulsive (some flower that I can't assign, or too much nutmeg?), but the overall impression is refreshing and good to imagine in a tropical climate.
A subliminal sweetness spreads, which over time increasingly influences the scent impression.
In the first quarter of an hour I had to think of DSH Bamboo Pulp, even though this fragrance differs greatly from Bambou, there is a common component that I do not know from any other fragrance.
From a certain distance it appears more fruity (passion fruit?) after a while, but when I smell it exactly I do not notice the fruity component, it is at most part of the dry-floral-muscat spicy mixture.
That was more than fit into a statement, hence a comment.
Conclusion: Interesting.
I like the slim bottle with the wooden label, but the spray head is only mediocre.
Does anyone know anything more about this brand from the Seychelles?
Is that a natural perfume?
The base looks dry and spicy, vetiver and nutmeg are recognizable, and the whole is covered with a bitter citric note (not lemongrass) and peppered with tropical flowers.
Overall impression :
- Somehow tropical, but also
- dry, warm and spicy
the fragrance also has something edible (nutmeg, curry spices, but without cumin) and repulsive (some flower that I can't assign, or too much nutmeg?), but the overall impression is refreshing and good to imagine in a tropical climate.
A subliminal sweetness spreads, which over time increasingly influences the scent impression.
In the first quarter of an hour I had to think of DSH Bamboo Pulp, even though this fragrance differs greatly from Bambou, there is a common component that I do not know from any other fragrance.
From a certain distance it appears more fruity (passion fruit?) after a while, but when I smell it exactly I do not notice the fruity component, it is at most part of the dry-floral-muscat spicy mixture.
That was more than fit into a statement, hence a comment.
Conclusion: Interesting.
I like the slim bottle with the wooden label, but the spray head is only mediocre.
Does anyone know anything more about this brand from the Seychelles?
Is that a natural perfume?
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