06/24/2021

Fleurrare
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Fleurrare
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Tom Ford's Opulence
As much as I was once repulsed by Black Orchid, Tom Ford's best seller, this fragrance piqued my curiosity. I wanted to know what this composition sounded like. When I first tested it, I was a bit disappointed by the weakness, although I liked the scent. Interestingly, I don't notice any of the weakness anymore, on the contrary, the highly praised sillage has come out. The weather conditions are not very different, understand who wants ?♀️ Evtl. evaporated a bit while walking... which argues for wearing it indoors. I must add that I dose very discreetly. So, about the fragrance itself:
I was very curious about davana and alcoholic notes in the opening in the TF version. It sounded like a heady start. It's also striking and somewhat bitterly alcoholic green. Starts off quite unisex for me and not everyday from the very beginning, as has been written here. I find it gets more floral later on and more what you'd think of as a woman's perfume. I'm not aware of broom as a single note. When the florality takes over, it becomes very opulent. I would associate the scent with summer rather than any other season. Despite some cloying notes, the sweetness remains very subtle and the florality dominates. Later on, it becomes softer, warmer. I actually mean to perceive the glazed chestnut. Vanilla is pleasantly in the background for me. The overall impression is that it is more of a special occasion perfume, a successful composition that conveys a festive mood. It actually has the heady component I was expecting based on the notes, in a masterful execution
I was very curious about davana and alcoholic notes in the opening in the TF version. It sounded like a heady start. It's also striking and somewhat bitterly alcoholic green. Starts off quite unisex for me and not everyday from the very beginning, as has been written here. I find it gets more floral later on and more what you'd think of as a woman's perfume. I'm not aware of broom as a single note. When the florality takes over, it becomes very opulent. I would associate the scent with summer rather than any other season. Despite some cloying notes, the sweetness remains very subtle and the florality dominates. Later on, it becomes softer, warmer. I actually mean to perceive the glazed chestnut. Vanilla is pleasantly in the background for me. The overall impression is that it is more of a special occasion perfume, a successful composition that conveys a festive mood. It actually has the heady component I was expecting based on the notes, in a masterful execution
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