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Notes11/17/2020
Emorandeira
368 Reviews
Emorandeira
Woody & citrusy perfume with great performance
I'm not usually a big fan of citrus perfumes. Munnar valley however has captivated me. The perfume opens with a very citrusy start that reminds me a lot of aenotus de puredistance, although later both perfumes follow very different paths, while aenotus evolves towards a musky citrus perfume, in the case of MV the citric load decreases to give it prominence to the woody and balsamic base. Incense then appears mainly, a very pleasant incense and in its right measure, and all the mixture of woods that have just confirmed the fragrance. At this point, its behavior reminds me a bit of aventus drying, since here it has a woody and citric character with a smoky touch, although of course leaving aside the pineapple and with a more spicy feeling. The dry down has also some habit Rouge feeling.
The fragrance performance is very good. It has a moderate projection but a very good longevity, especially considering the type of fragrance it is. I see it totally unisex, without opting for either side and of a fairly high quality. I really consider being able to buy this perfume in the future. I see it as an ideal option for daily or office wear, especially in moderate to cold climates.
Scent: 8.5
Longevity: 9
Projection: 8
Quality / price: 6
Versatility: 6
Oroginality: 7
Overall: 8.5
The fragrance performance is very good. It has a moderate projection but a very good longevity, especially considering the type of fragrance it is. I see it totally unisex, without opting for either side and of a fairly high quality. I really consider being able to buy this perfume in the future. I see it as an ideal option for daily or office wear, especially in moderate to cold climates.
Scent: 8.5
Longevity: 9
Projection: 8
Quality / price: 6
Versatility: 6
Oroginality: 7
Overall: 8.5
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