12/14/2018
Annarosa
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Annarosa
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A sweet-milky fig, hardly green
I was very nosy on Figue Amere. I bought the scent blind and was curious about a green-bitter scent, as many have described here. Well: the fragrance doesn't seem green to me at all, at least for the time being, in winter (it may be that my perception of the fragrance changes in summer-it does happen to me with some fragrances)
The bottle is beautiful and typical for Miller Harris.
What is the fragrance like?
The scent is interesting: a sweet-milky, half ripe, ga-a-anz discreetly bitter fig in the beginning. This milkiness is almost creamy. After a while the fragrance becomes stronger, more aromatic. At the end of the process, a sweet and berry scent remains on the skin (I would not identify the scent as a ripe fig) - the base does not smell weak at all, but quite strong and clear.
Interestingly enough, the whole thing holds better on the skin than on the hair (with many scents it's the other way round), although it lasts at least half a day, but without projecting great.
The fragrance is unisex, interesting, smells natural and for fig lovers is the a must (especially the beginning and the middle phase)
The bottle is beautiful and typical for Miller Harris.
What is the fragrance like?
The scent is interesting: a sweet-milky, half ripe, ga-a-anz discreetly bitter fig in the beginning. This milkiness is almost creamy. After a while the fragrance becomes stronger, more aromatic. At the end of the process, a sweet and berry scent remains on the skin (I would not identify the scent as a ripe fig) - the base does not smell weak at all, but quite strong and clear.
Interestingly enough, the whole thing holds better on the skin than on the hair (with many scents it's the other way round), although it lasts at least half a day, but without projecting great.
The fragrance is unisex, interesting, smells natural and for fig lovers is the a must (especially the beginning and the middle phase)