Top Notes
Peach
Saffron
Gourmand notes
Heart Notes
Oud
Jasmine
Rose
Base Notes
Patchouli
Vanilla
Musk
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05/12/2022
Oleo
39 Reviews
Oleo
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Palace Breeze
This fragrance is fabulous, clearly a hidden gem: it’s smooth, very smooth… And certainly unisex - which translates to slightly floral -: Peach, rose, oud and vanilla enhanced with saffron, musk, jasmine and patchouli.
There’re very few fragrances that impress me after having tried hundreds, maybe thousands. And this is one of them.
The best thing about exclusive editions with Oud is that they don't sell well and finally hit resellers with ridiculous prices, but take advantage quickly because they’re discontinued immediately after.
More specific - and important - details about this fragrance:
- The oud note is smooth and a bit medicinal, never dirty. It’s perceived as one of the protagonists at the opening, but gradually hides in the base during the dry-down.
- The scent quality is simply high-end designer: Do a blind test with releases from MFK and Tom Ford with a camera if you dare, so you don't come up with excuses later.
- Perfect projection for a classy fragrance - suggestive, not overpowering - with very good longevity.
- In the case of a man, it’s excellent for elegant events in autumn, winter, spring and even for cool summer nights.
Another fantastic use is for relaxing and romantic dates: “Oud Blanc” is the perfect kind of scent for a Hollywood’s classic scene in an oriental palace, a starry night, a princess and a prince…
So to conclude:
- Criminally smooooth and criminally underrated. Undoubtedly, one of my favorite elegant designer orientals.
There’re very few fragrances that impress me after having tried hundreds, maybe thousands. And this is one of them.
The best thing about exclusive editions with Oud is that they don't sell well and finally hit resellers with ridiculous prices, but take advantage quickly because they’re discontinued immediately after.
More specific - and important - details about this fragrance:
- The oud note is smooth and a bit medicinal, never dirty. It’s perceived as one of the protagonists at the opening, but gradually hides in the base during the dry-down.
- The scent quality is simply high-end designer: Do a blind test with releases from MFK and Tom Ford with a camera if you dare, so you don't come up with excuses later.
- Perfect projection for a classy fragrance - suggestive, not overpowering - with very good longevity.
- In the case of a man, it’s excellent for elegant events in autumn, winter, spring and even for cool summer nights.
Another fantastic use is for relaxing and romantic dates: “Oud Blanc” is the perfect kind of scent for a Hollywood’s classic scene in an oriental palace, a starry night, a princess and a prince…
So to conclude:
- Criminally smooooth and criminally underrated. Undoubtedly, one of my favorite elegant designer orientals.
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